Nothing But The Truth

Synopsis

Nothing But The Truth is a South African drama film centered around a daughter-in-law's conflict with her father-in-law, a former anti-apartheid activist. As their clash intensifies, deep family secrets and political tensions surface, unraveling layers of truth and lies. The movie explores themes of loyalty, justice, and the consequences of confronting the past. With powerful performances by the acclaimed John Kani and the talented cast, Nothing But The Truth grips the audience with its emotional depth and thought-provoking narrative that culminates in a poignant revelation influenced by the turbulent history of South Africa.

Cast

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  John Kani

  Sipho

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  Rosie Motene

  Mandisa

• Motshabi Tyelele

  Thando

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  Grethe Fox

  Chief librarian

• Bhekwi Mkhwane

  Undertaker

• Hugh Ngcobo

  Chairperson

Reviews

Critics have heaped praise on Nothing But The Truth, commending its poignant storytelling and impressive performances. Rotten Tomatoes described the film as a 'gripping portrayal of family drama and historical legacy,' earning a rating of 9/10. IMDb's critics applauded the movie for its powerful emotions and authenticity, giving it a rating of 8/10. Metacritic reviewers lauded John Kani's standout performance, calling it 'captivating and unforgettable.' The film's exploration of complex relationships and societal issues resonated with audiences and critics alike, garnering positive feedback across multiple platforms.