Tendaiishe Chitima

After the G20 Summit is overtaken by terrorists, President Danielle Sutton must bring all her statecraft and military experience to defend her family and her fellow leaders.

On the anniversary of the Kivu massacre, a risk-averse ride-share driver, Didier Mulegwa, a war refugee from the Democratic Republic of Congo, experiences the ride of his life when Sandile, a seven-year-old deaf child, escapes his kidnapper and jumps into his car.

A Zimbabwean single mother's life is turned upside down when her son enters her into a reality TV cooking competition.

James, a disgraced preacher exiled after a city scandal, is assigned to build a new church in a distant rural community. However, the land bought by the church is occupied by Chirongoma, a revered traditional healer. As a fierce rivalry breaks out between James and Chirongoma over the land, God Sleeps on Sundays presents a timely critique on the imperialist nature of religion in displacing Indigenous communities and eroding ancestral traditions.

How do you survive in an isolated village with a small human population and a large wildlife population? For Zulu, an honorable rural man, survival is a constant battle. Although he dreams of becoming an acclaimed musician and taking care of his ailing mother; in reality, he is a broken-hearted drunk. Eventually, his anger towards life thrusts him into the arms of poachers who become his family.