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Life, Above All (2010)

A touching mother-daughter relationship that reflects the modern South Africa.

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Alistair Harkness 05 Jun 2011

[A] moving, quietly angry drama about a resilient schoolgirl trying to hold her family together in the face of vicious rumours and violence.

Robbie Collin 20 May 2011

If you allow it to, it'll break your heart.

Lucy Popescu 07 Nov 2018

Manyaka is enormously affecting as Chanda, stubborn, passionate, strong and fragile in equal measure. She is supported by a superb cast.

Robin Clifford 04 Aug 2011

This is most definitely a femme film but is also world class filmmaking.

Roger Ebert 31 Aug 2011

The film's ending is improbably upbeat: Magic realism, in a sense. It works as a deliverance. Dennis Foon's screenplay is based on the novel "Chanda's Secrets" by Canadian writer Allan Stratton. It is a parable with Biblical undertones, recalling "Cry, the Beloved Country."