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The Wound

2017 · Movie · Unrated · 88 min

6.5(62)unSUB Rating

Drama

At a remote mountain camp in South Africa, a quiet caregiver helps guide young men through a traditional rite of passage. As tensions rise around ideas of masculinity, duty, and belonging, a hidden relationship and a defiant initiate put him under growing pressure.

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Details
Original title
Inxeba
Years
2017
Release date
2017-04-19
Language
XH
Rated
Unrated
Runtime
88 min
TMDB rating (input)
6.3/10 (62 votes)
About

You may like this if you’re drawn to intimate, culturally specific dramas about identity and pressure, in the vein of Gaza mon amour or A Borrowed Identity; Not for you if you want an easy, upbeat watch.

Pros: emotionally layered story; strong sense of place; believable characters | Cons: slow-moving pace; tense subject matter; harsh social attitudes

Themes

  • homophobia
  • circumcision
  • south africa
  • xhosa
  • in the closet
  • initiation
  • lgbt
  • rite of passage
  • masculinity
  • banned
  • african customs
  • circumcision ritual
  • +5 more

Awards & recognition

  • International Submission to the Academy Awards · 2018 · nominated

Cast & crew

  • Nakhane

    Nakhane

    as Xolani

  • Bongile Mantsai

    Bongile Mantsai

    as Vija

  • Niza Jay Ncoyini

    Niza Jay Ncoyini

    as Kwanda

  • TM

    Thobani Mseleni

    as Babalo

  • Gabriel Mini

    Gabriel Mini

    as Khwalo

  • ZM

    Zwelakhe Mtsaka

    as Elder 1

  • MM

    Menzeleli Majola

    as Elder 2

  • GB

    Gamelihle Bovana

    as Sicelo

  • HC

    Halalisani Bradley Cebekhulu

    as Lukas

  • IQ

    Inga Qwede

    as Ncedo

Directed by John Trengove