Eastern Cape Cinemas Cancel ‘Inxeba’ Screenings Probably Due To Threats

        Eastern Cape Cinemas Cancel ‘Inxeba’ Screenings Probably Due To Threats
    Many feel the movie is disrespectful towards the Xhosa custom of ulwaluko. 
Sabelo Mkhabela
February 02, 2018
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Eastern Cape Cinemas Cancel ‘Inxeba’ Screenings Probably Due To Threats

Many feel the movie is disrespectful towards the Xhosa custom of ulwaluko.

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