US EditionZimbabwean Film Star Leroy Gopal Features in MARKED on Netflix
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On Netflix, "Marked" follows the desperate journey of Babalwa, a former policeman who has become a cash conveyor in Soweto. When she learns that her daughter, Palesa, is suffering from cancer and that it is necessary to gather 1.2 million rands to finance a craniotomy, everything turns around. Her husband, Lungile, is trying to get help from the Church. Babalwa, she, asks her boss Zechariah. Both refuse. Accumulated, she decides to participate i…
Zimbabwean film star Leroy Gopal features in MARKED on Netflix
Zimbabwean film star Leroy Gopal features in MARKED, the new series that premiered yesterday on Netflix. He plays the role of Tatenda. Gopal became a household name when he feared in Yellow Card, a 2000 Zimbabwean comedy romantic drama film directed by John Riber and produced by director himself with his wife Louise Riber. […] The post Zimbabwean film star Leroy Gopal features in MARKED on Netflix appeared first on Zim Latest News Zimbabwe.
'Marked' Netflix Review: South African Heist Drama Is A Case Of Wasted Potential
It’s pretty tough to make a bad heist movie or show because, as a subgenre of crime media, it has everything in it. The very premise that the people involved have to steal something expensive and make a successful getaway is thrilling in and of itself. Then there’s the location from where said expensive item has to be stolen, and that’s where the problem-solving component of the heist comes into play, and you can make it as complex as you want, …
A mother on the edge who plans a robbery to save her daughter. The series revolves around a former police officer who, faced with her daughter's illness and a lack of medical resources, is forced to participate in a heist. An emotionally powerful premise that grips you from the first minute.
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