Izingane Zobaba (2008)

Set in the world of the coal distribution industry of Richards Bay, IZINGANE ZOBABA depicts the lives of two families torn apart by jealousy, greed, and deception. When aging businessman Nkwazi Nkosi allows his family's corporate empire to be filmed by a documentary crew, he sets in motion a series of events that leads to the destruction of both his business and his family. Announcing his wish to retire, Nkosi is faced with a difficult choice: picking his successor from his three daughters. This action brings family tensions and sibling rivalries to the surface, eventually resulting in heartbreak, tragedy, and murder. IZINGANE ZOBABA is a contemporary South African tale adapted from William Shakespeare's "King Lear" by writers Portia Gumede and Thomas Hall. Tim Greene directs an impressive cast led by Ernest Ndlovu, Magic Hlatswayo, Buyile Mdladla, Fezile Mpela, Bongi Ndaba, Lali Dangazele, Mbali Ntuli, and Hamilton Dlamini, is directed by Tim Greene.