
Nothing But The Truth
Comedy · Drama
Overview
A South African librarian prepares for the return of the remains of his brother who died in exile.
Top Cast


John Kani
John Kani
Sipho
John Kani
Sipho


Rosie Motene
Rosie Motene
Mandisa
Rosie Motene
Mandisa
Motshabi Tyelele
Motshabi Tyelele
Thando
Motshabi Tyelele
Thando


Grethe Fox
Grethe Fox
Chief librarian
Grethe Fox
Chief librarian
Bhekwi Mkhwane
Bhekwi Mkhwane
Undertaker
Bhekwi Mkhwane
Undertaker
Hugh Ngcobo
Hugh Ngcobo
Chairperson
Hugh Ngcobo
Chairperson
Ian Adendorff
Ian Adendorff
Amnesty seeker
Ian Adendorff
Amnesty seeker


Koobeshan Naidoo
Koobeshan Naidoo
Advocate
Koobeshan Naidoo
Advocate
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