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Thina is a Black surgeon adopted by the white family for whom her biological mother still works. At her adoptive family’s stunning Drakensberg mountain estate, Thina prepares for her wedding with a woke Black fiancé and her white adoptive sister and best friend. But at a boozy weekend devotion twists into possession and Thina must face the chilling truth: the monster is the one who claims to love you most.
After receiving what he believes is a terminal diagnosis, lifelong bachelor Gilbert leaves Johannesburg and returns to the rural village he once fled, determined to make amends with the women he hurt and put his affairs in order. But when he discovers that he misunderstood his diagnosis, the journey has already changed him, reconnecting him with family, love and the home he left behind.
In a country ravaged by generational trauma, a psychiatrist trains grandmothers to treat depression within their communities.
