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And with the usual political satire featured in his films, this time Schuks and Shorty are told to produce a film that will act as a guide to tourists and foreigners alike as they come to SA for the 2010 World Cup.
From the trailer I’ve seen, it looks as though in addition to playing his usual characters, he’ll also be taking on the likes of Helen Zille. Schuks is up to his usual stuff, and claims he’s going back to a more political take in this film, unlike some of his others.
I don’t think I’ll actually be going to see it at the cinema, as I loathe those places, especially in winter. It'd be a good place to go to get sick – and I don’t want that at all.
Anyhow, today, the 28th of May, is when Ster-Kinekor and Nu Metro theatres will be showing the film.
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