The Tokoloshe
The Tokoloshe tells the story of Busi (Tshuma), a young woman who is desperate for money and takes a cleaning job at a rundown hospital. There she befriends a young girl, Gracie (Kwande Nkosi), who believes she is being terrorised by a supernatural being called the Tokoloshe, a diminutive, malevolent spirit with sexual desires who can cause illness or even death. When children start being taken, Busi is forced to ask if the Tokoloshe is indeed responsible.
Kat Hughes, a reviewer from Frightfest, the UK's largest international horror film festival, said, "It's a slow-building supernatural story that teases the scares as the film unfolds. It's not a jump-scare fest like a lot of Hollywood movies, it's much more sophisticated and intellectual...It perfectly conveys that fear of the dark that you felt as a child, and also works as a brilliant homage to A Nightmare on Elm Street."
Festivals: Sitges(Official Selection), Lund(Official Selection), FrightFest London, Durban International Film Festival(Opening Film), Toronto International Black Film Festival, Bifan Film Festival,
Award: South African Horror Festival 2018( Best Production)
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