Where she goes it follows.
| Cast |
Petronella Tshuma, Kwande Nkosi, Dawid Minnaar, Harriet Manamela, Mandla Shongwe Mandla Shongwe |
| Director |
Jerome Pikwane |
| Screenplay | Richard Kunzmann, Jerome Pikwane |
| Music | Benjamin Willem |
| Cinematography | Trevor A. Brown |
| Editing | Bruce McLaren-Lyall |
| Made in | 2018 |
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| Genre | Horror |
| Language | Low Impact/ Infrequent/ Used Conversationally |
| Nudity | None |
| Sex | None |
| Violence | Strong Impact/ Fairly Frequent/ Gory Details/ Graphic |
| Prejudice | None |
| Blasphemy | None |
| Drug abuse | None |
| Comments | Contains scenes of Sexual Violence. Complex and mature themes presented in the context of a horror film. Themes explored are African mythology, tokoloshe folk-lore, child hood trauma, shadows appearing and disappearing, cleaner, children hospital, nightmares, abuse by employer, scary drawings on the wall, children being attacked by a tokoloshe, police investigation, tokoloshe forces the kid to play with him even if they don't want to play any more, night terrors, sexual harassment in the workplace, child abuse and neglect, family, monsters, ghosts, conflict, rivalry, vengeance, courage, greed, good versus evil, reunion a sister's love, maternal instinct to protect the vulnerable. The themes are laced with dark emotional undertones as well as a sustained sense of threat and menace. The themes may therefore not be suitable for children under 16 years old as they find them confusing, disturbing, distressing or upsetting. Themes such as child abuse and sexual harassment would be cognitively and psychologically disturbing to children under 16. There is a positive message as well when a cleaner saves a child from a tokoloshe. |
| These details are supplied by the FPB. If you have a problem with any of the above, please take it up directly with the FPB. Read the Classification Guidelines. | |
| Scale (Max) | 20 |  |
What the People say | ||
| IMDB 23 Netizens | 11 |  |
Average .. 55% | 11 | |