Zulu (2013)

Overview

Ali Neuman survived a brutal massacre orchestrated by the Inkhata party, a rival to Nelson Mandela's African National Congress, leaving him and his mother as the sole survivors. Decades later, the trauma of his childhood continues to haunt him, manifesting in deep psychological scars. As Ali grapples with his past, he is confronted by painful memories and the remnants of a violent legacy that shaped his life. The film explores themes of survival, resilience, and the long-lasting impact of political conflict on personal identity.