Zinhle is a hardworking modern woman with traditional values. She knows exactly what she wants and believes she knows what the next best step is for her: getting married. But the journey there isn't as easy as it should be.
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Norman Maake
Director
Thando Thabethe
Zinhle Malinga
Lungile Radu
Nkosinathi Shange
Andile Gumbi
Kwena Mthiyane
Motlatsi Mafatshe
Duke
Nicholas Pule Welch
Sdumo
Sihle Ndaba
Nomagcina
Nomalanga Shozi
Boipelo
Nyokabi Gethaiga
Afiya Makau
Nick Albert
Business Client
Nkanyiso Bhengu
Blesser Guy
Sandil Cele
Jabu
Ashly Eddy
Beefcake
Ashly Eddy
Cyril
Shante Gumede
PYT 2
Phillip Hlophe
Malume Bongani
Phumzile Lukhozi
Beach Mama
Msizi Magoso
Indra
Sandile Mfusi
Madoda
Nina Mkhize
Mrs. Mthiyane
Mokopi Shale
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South African films are getting better. This must be the dawn of the third filmmaking revolution the first being apartheid movies, the second crime and hiv movies. Last year we saw Catching Feelings a romcom. Earlier this year we had Matwetwe a coming of age film. Now we have Love Lives Here which stretches the boundaries with intense sex scenes never seen before in a local movie. 1. The lead a nerdy girl who can't seem to get the boyfriend she deserves is believable. 2. The dialogue is alright and sometimes funny for actors dialoguing in english which is their second language. 3. The acting is alright but sometimes flawed (see 1) The movie does not add up logically. What man does not pitch up to his wedding when he is the one who proposed with a singing crew (reminiscent of that scene in The Best Man's Holiday) ? 1. The cinematography is subpar which is a problem in most local film productions. 2. Some scenes were not necessary. For example there is a roadblock scene but we don't see the car among other cars but just close ups of the characters in the car. I thought it was cheesy.
Its definitely one of my favorite South African Love and relationship movies
