You know...
you're a moron, man.
Stupid!
Let me tell you about my father.
Huh! He was a very smart man.
Here is what I'm thinking.
If the old system had given him an opportunity,
he would have been a great man.
You know what they say...
that all the same,
if the nation wants to be strong,
you have to get rid of the weak.
Those that are weak. People like you.
I will kill you with your own gun, idiot.
- Do it. - Hmm?
- Do it! - Hmm?
- Yeah? - My father wants the guy alive.
Don't talk shit. That's bullshit!
You heard me.
You are lucky, boy.
You're lucky.
Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday to my eldest boy, precious boy Mlungisi.
It's been a difficult year for you.
We're so proud of you. And your bravery.
Happy birthday, my boy.
Happy birthday, Mlungisi. Make a wish.
- Say, "Hey!" - Hey!
- It's not gonna help with anything. - No!
Ayanda.
Hey.
Gosh.
I carried Mlu
for nine months.
I watched him grow.
And I watched him die.
I know we both want our son to be alright.
Nobody could save my baby.
I can't go through that again.
Baby, that's not what I'm saying.
All I'm asking is that,
let's just give this specialist a chance.
- Oh. - That's all.
- What's with you and the specialist? - What do you suggest?
To kill a baby?
Ayanda, if you want to go on this road of yours,
you can go ahead. Go.
As long as you can promise me that you're not going to hurt anyone.
I promise.
I reckon we've got about 48 hours to turn this thing around.
No, he just needs a kick in the *.
Hey.
Things are not...
- that bad. - Nkomo,
when you sold this development, you said the community was on board.
You had backing.
Yeah.
You said you were going to make things happen.
We gave you money.
A lot of it.
Now it's time for you to go to work.
You must prove to us that the community believes in this casino.
Or else, you don't get your cut of the casino.
- Do you understand me? - I understand.
Yeah.
Father, are you going to let this idiots speak to you like that?
Hey boy, keep your mouth shut, man.
Cebo, gather all the community leaders.
We're turning this around. We have to.
- Yes, father. - Yeah.
Get Siya to come and help you.
Ah, you mean that spoiled brat of yours?
Everyone loves the guy, right?
Yes, Father.
Come, let's go.
I said it's just short notice.
Are you insane?
Okay. I'm coming. Just wait. I'll be there soon.
What's up?
What a mess.
But enough of that.
Tell me, lady,
are you moving in with me?
Don't fool yourself.
- Listen. - Hmm.
I know you don't like talking.
But if you ever need someone to talk to, I'm here.
Please don't be upset.
I should get home. I'm sure they're worried about me.
- We'll talk soon. - Yes.
Cool.
You kill a man
then you come back for all his stuff.
Don't you dare come near me.
You killed my king.
It was an accident.
Why don't you tell that to the police?
If you wanted to tell the police, you would have.
We all know
there are a lot of bad things that happened here.
Work with me.
I'll make sure you are well rewarded.
I want to know if
I can get the blood of The Brave One without killing them.
Only Ndyebo would have had been able to do that.
So you say you can't help me here?
I didn't say that.
Why do I get the feeling you're hiding something from me?
Councilor...
people are really furious, about Gasa's death.
Oh. And now...
Councilor, there are rumors doing their rounds that you,
are involved in the murder.
Goodness.
Who? Me?
Really? What absolute nonsense!
You know what, you guys just focus on your jobs, please.
You need to make sure that people attend the rally tomorrow.
It is important to show unity and togetherness in this community.
We want peace here in Ilanga, don't we?
I will talk to the police.
I will tell them, "You have to find the killer and arrest him."
I will also address the rally and say...
"Listen, whoever has information
must come forward."
- Huh? - Yes.
- It's clear, Councilor. - Yeah.
Gosh.
Yo!
Come back, Ndyebo.
Come back, Father.
Even though your soul is not here,
come back, Ndyebo.
You exist, Father.
Come back, Ndyebo!
Come back, Father!
Come back, Ndyebo!
Why are you stopping?
I really hoped that it would work.
Just try again.
The Brave One.
The Brave One is the only one who can talk to the dead.
Maybe if we can bring The Brave One...
The Brave One is a newborn baby.
Niece!
Niece.
Niece, you have to look after your son.
You wanted me to come back. Here I am.
It is me, my niece.
Beware... I don't have a lot of time in Jimmy's body.
He doesn't take good care of this body.
My uncle,
can I get the blood without having to kill?
No.
That won't happen, my niece.
But I just can't kill a child.
The Brave One is a young woman.
She lives here amongst us.
Who is she, my uncle?
Remember...
you are the one who took my life on earth.
Now you will have to be the one to do all my work here.
The Tree of Life...
is the source where all magic originates.
If the tree should die,
all the magic will fade away.
What about my son, my uncle?
It's only the magic that can heal your son, my niece.
What were you thinking, young man? Huh?
Did you think we wouldn't find you?
Where did you think you'd end up?
How could you kill that innocent child, huh?
What are you talking about?
You killed Funeka Gasa, didn't you?
No, we both know that's not true.
Of course, you killed her. Couldn't you just cancel the wedding?
Poor Funeka. She was such a beautiful child.
Hey you! * off.
Don't you dare say her name, you hear me?
Don't you ever!
You see this, huh?
It is covered with blood, from Funeka.
And fingerprints that belong to you.
Why are my fingerprints on it?
You put them there, you *!
You see, my boy?
You're going to rot in prison.
Nkosi! Nkosi!
There you have it.
Thank you.
Mhlongo has an agreement with the developers.
That means this entire community,
is going to improve now.
Even relocating over there to Borderville.
Everything will be free of charge. Free of charge!
You know that people here aren't happy.
Listen to this promise I am making to you right here right now.
I'm saying to you...
When this casino is built here,
not a single one of you here today will be unemployed.
All of you will be employed.
Unam!
What's up? Is Nkosi okay?
I don't really know. When did you see him last?
Dude, I think about a couple of days ago.
I don't know, dude.
It's just that
I was worried he was gonna do something stupid, careless.
Especially to the guys who work for Nkomo.
The bikers, the guys that killed Funeka.
They work for Nkomo.
Didn't you know?
No, I didn't.
They killed my sister?
I was scared that he was gonna go off the rails, do some damage.
He even took out his gun, man.
- I'm going after Nkomo. - Hey, chill, don't do that.
This guy, he works with dangerous people.
I don't give a *, hey!
Give me some time, man.
You get me?
Let me put something together and see what I can come up with.
For all we know, he's around here somewhere, visiting family, whatever.
Do you understand?
Ntsiki!
Listen here,
I have a surprise for you.
Em, most of you,
know him from the radio.
You know him by Siya.
Siya is from right here in Ilanga.
Please welcome, Siya!
Here he is.
My son, ladies and gentlemen. My son.
- Whoa. - You see?
He started all over.
The tree of life is dying, Ayanda.
It's okay.
Move.
Very good.
- Yeah. - You see, once that bit is cleared
we can start with the foundations.
My love. What's wrong?
Please just trust me, okay? Just hear me out.
Whatever you are doing here, it needs to stop.
We must stop?
You're endangering the Tree of Life.
Ayanda, at first you told me to hurry up
and find this tree that we're not even sure it's real or not.
But now if the tree should die before we get the blood of The Brave One,
Luthando, our son is going to die.
I don't understand this.
I know it's confusing, but please trust me.
Please go home. I'll talk to you later.
- Luthando... - Go now.
What's going on? What's the matter?
Well, at least, this means the money I paid for all those music lessons,
- wasn't wasted. - Thank you.
Huh? Oh my goodness.
And that's why mom insisted that you be the one to pay for my lessons.
My goodness, your mother.
- Hey, here you go, gentleman. - Thank you.
- To your mother. Hmm? - Mm.
May her dear soul rest in peace.
- Yeah. - And then to my son.
I got to say you were on fire back there.
You're living the high life, huh?
- Em, I worked hard for it. - Cebo...
Ah, you see, father. He has forgotten.
He's forgotten everything that you've done for him.
He's forgotten that if it wasn't for
you and your people, he wouldn't have released
- even one damn album! - No, you shut up, man!
Gosh.
Of course he knows. That's why he's here, you see.
He's here, right?
He's here to see me, right? Yeah.
I won't tolerate any fights. Okay?
Goodness!
I have to go now, anyway.
People are waiting for me.
My son,
- I'll see you later, alright? - Alright.
Okay, my boy.
You see, my boy,
you've been getting away with shit for way too long, hey.
But right now, I'm smelling that shit.
Mce, pick up the phone.
Mce, pick up the phone!
Yeah, look,
the hostage got away.
We're on our way.
Goodness, Ntsiki.
Er, Cebo,
Listen, you'll have to stay.
Keep an eye on what's happening here.
Ah, father, I got things under control. I'm on top of it. I swear.
May I please go with you?
You said you wanted me to learn about the family business, so...
Yes get in, Siya.
So once again, you choose him over me.
Er, can you check for my phone charger in the boot?
No, whoa.
There's no need for a charger, Dad.
Oh, why?
I am saying because... I have a power bank with me.
I have a power bank.
- Here. - Oh.
- How much is this? - I got it on special.
Hmm, I need it, you know.
- You can keep it. - I can keep it?
You bought it with my money.
And he's telling me to keep it.
Hey, Siya.
I have to phone the guys and tell them
to get the equipment ready. I'm coming.
Boss, everything is under control.
The dog tried to run away but we put him in his place.
And the hitmen?
Organize them. We can't have this thing happening.
We can't!
You! You're Nkomo's child?
What are you doing in the boot of his car?
Ah, you're all the same. You're as shitty as him.
I'm not. Where is this coming from?
Your father killed my sister.
What are you talking about?
Your father hired hitmen to chase us and they killed Funeka like a dog.
Like she was nothing.
Okay, look...
I'm really sorry, I didn't know that.
- Why should I believe you? - Because I'm not like those guys.
My brother-in-law is inside.
I've got to go find him.
I can help you with this.
- Yeah, right. I'll do it myself. - Just listen.
I don't think it's a good idea for you to go inside that place.
What I'm saying is, let me go inside and look for him,
I'll find him and then I'll let you know if he is okay.
The last time I trusted a boy,
ended in tears.
- So no, I'm fine. - You trusted a fool, then.
I am not a fool.
Please.
Cool.
What do you want?
Is that how you want to greet your sister?
I want to help.
Help to save the tree.
I know already, The Brave One is born.
So what?
Do you even remember that you turned your back on our mother?
If you had done what she asked,
the tree would have been safe.
You must think I am stupid.
You've never cared one bit about the tree.
You only care about yourself.
Leano,
- show her out. - You can't just kick me out.
Sister, please.
If you don't want to help me, then help an innocent. He's my child.
And he's your nephew.
Maybe the death of the child
is the price you pay
- for your selfishness. - Are you
wishing death upon my son?
Hey, listen here...
Not a single mistake can be made here. Do you understand?
Come on, don't play games here!
Do you hear me? I cannot afford that!
Listen to me, I'm not here to play games...
So you're following me now?
No, I've no reason to follow you.
I know that.
But you haven't answered my question.
You are following me.
No. I wasn't following you, my man.
I was just... I was checking out this place
and the difference from the outside. My father wants to show me the ropes...
I'm looking for my father.
Your father...
is back there. He hasn't moved.
Where's Nkosi? Where's Nkosi?
Ntsiki, do you know each other?
- Look, the thief has got a man. - Where's Nkosi?
What are you?
Please just relax.
Answer me now!
Hey!
What's going on here?
What is this?!
You killed my sister.
Right?
Who the hell are you, huh?
Wait, Dad. Please don't hurt her. Please.
Siya!
Murderer!