A strong young woman, her poetic 79-year-old village headman and their tribal Queen must protect their community’s homes, subsistence farmland and graveyards which lay in the path of a highway green lit by their South African government. Coincidentally an Australian mining company need the road access in order to mine the community’s titanium rich beaches. The activist’s own cousins decide to partner with the mining company.
This trailer is the result of a 3 day teaser trailer shoot. Sands of the Skei Queen is in development.
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