All language subtitles for Classified.2024.S01E04.720p.WEBRip.x264-GalaxyTV.4

Any news on Gundo?

It doesn't feel right that
my friend's back home in jail.

It's all my fault. I
just want to go home.

Maybe I can help
you out with that.

I just need you to help me
with a little something first.

We believe that Noko's dad might
be able to lead us to Susuman.

History is a beautiful
thing. How do we know this?

Because history teaches you
where you come from, ma'am.

- That was not his line.
- Sorry.

- So how do I audition for Sarafina?
- You can't.

Jonas chose the
cast a long time ago.

Surely you know
someone in the theater.

Ella was hoping she could get in
touch with your friend, Hlengiwe,

about the theater lab.

I'll happily make
the introduction.

Mildred quit!

She was scouted by
the Market Theater Lab.

- Do you like Ethiopian?
- Yeah.

Sparks are flying
between those two.

[in Zulu] I want
you to know this.

...bad Zulu and weird
accent. Ella, you're in.

Oh, my goodness!

After Mildred left, I realized
I have a lot on my plate.

So I've decided to quit.

[news reader] Fierce
words from Akeyo Gitau,

the activist turned politician,

who is aiming to make history in
Kenya as the first female president.

[reporter] So, Miss Gitau,
what about the speculation that

you support Mr. Susuman
and his supporters?

I have done no such thing.

But I carry the banner
of all those who envision

and actively support change.

Who wish to see
an end to corruption

and the transformation
of our political landscape.

Yo! Not cool!

- That's so boring.
- I'm watching that.

Hand me the remote.

Give it.

Give it.

[softly] God.

[reporter] But by
implication there's definitely

a shared goal amongst her
supporters and those of Susuman.

She's actively
supporting terrorists.

Is she, really?

I'm just saying. A female
president in Kenya is kinda nice.

The New York Times asked
me to do an opinion piece on it.

Please, Gabe, not now.

I wasn't asking for permission.

I was just giving
you a heads-up.

It's a bad look for
me at the office.

I'll see you later.

[Gabe scoffs]

[Dianne] She's brazenly
supporting him in public.

Exactly.

- Let me call you back.
- Dianne, can we talk?

I'm really busy right
now. Can we talk later?

The Noko thing,
it isn't working.

You just gotta persist. Make a
plan. Don't give up. You got this.

[theme music playing]

[laid-back music playing]

[keypad typing]

[phone chimes]

[phone chimes]

[stage manager] Ella.

You're up next.

- But we've just run through it.
- Jonas wants to do it again.

[girl] Back to work, guys.

Come on, everybody.
Jonas wants to do it again.

I tried to warn Sarafina
about the cops...

Bah! They kicked the door down.

Um. Okay, let's, let's,

let's take five, everyone, and
then we'll start from the top, again.

[Ella] I know it's not my place.

[Jonas] You're right.
It's not your place.

This Fransman guy doesn't
hold a candle to Noko.

[Jonas] And, Miss America?

We all want Noko, okay?

But he's too busy
running around for his dad.

Besides, Fransman will be...

he'll be good.

Just needs a bit more time.

Speaking of time.

This is crazy. How long
do we have to be here?

I mean, it's a high school
play. It's not a real production.

I mean, this is academic
assessment week.

For some of these students, this is
the graduation piece that could get them

into the drama
school of their dreams.

Credits are on the
line! Not a real play?

You know, I'm putting some of my
own real money into this production.

[tense music playing]

What's wrong?

Ella?

Okay, everyone, please stop
what you're doing and listen to me.

[students] Yes, Miss Ariana.

This annual theater production is an
important part of the school calendar.

If it means late-night rehearsals
every day of the week, then so be it.

That's a sacrifice
you'll have to make.

But some of you are not
taking this seriously enough.

Just know that you will not
only let down all the students

who have put their hearts
and souls into this show,

all those impoverished
kids in Diepsloot settlement

who will benefit from the money
raised from the ticket sales,

but you will also
let yourself down.

Opening night is
around the corner

and we are way behind schedule.

[whispers] I need your help.

Particularly for
our new additions.

This is not a walk in the park or a
little adventure en route to credits.

- You can go.
- [Greta] Ms. Ariana,

can I please talk to you?

Go for it, Greta.

Um...

I want to start by thanking you.

And having never been
to a township myself,

this whole experience
has been eye-opening.

The great honor of
representing Team Sarafina

has probably been the
greatest moment in my life...

as a South African.

[Ms. Ariana]
That's great, Greta.

I'm happy you're in a good space, but
if you don't mind, I have work to do.

[Greta] Actually...

I was wanting some
performance tips.

[Ms. Ariana] I think we'll have
to schedule another appointment.

[Greta] Thank you. Can
you fit me in tomorrow at two?

[Ms. Ariana] Let me check my
schedule. I'll let you know, okay?

[Greta] Thank you.
Thank you so much!

Thanks.

I don't know what that was about,
but you owe me big time, Ella Gardner.

I got you.

[school bell rings]

Noko. On your way to
meet Miss Ariana, right?

- Don't bother. She just left.
- But she sent me a mail.

Yeah, she sent me one too, but
she had to make another meeting.

She was not in a good mood.

- Why? What did she say?
- I don't know.

Something about you dropping
out of the play so last minute,

showing a lack of
commitment, blah, blah.

Heads up. She might
bring this up to your parents.

I hope it doesn't
affect your credits.

I don't need this today.

Wait.

Why did you jump ship anyway?

Hope it wasn't because of me.

Nah, it wasn't because
of you, Sunshine.

Yeah, well, now I'm
stuck with Fransman.

What? Jonas replaced
me with Fransman?

I'm no Michael B. Jordan, but...

that plant over there is a
better actor than Fransman.

If I'm being honest,
I've just been really busy.

Those damn rehearsals
just take too much time.

I know, right?

[Noko] Even though Jonas is
shouting at everybody like a madman,

I still enjoy this acting stuff.

I just can't find the time.

I think the pressures of
the play and assessments

is really getting to all of us.

Now that credits are on the line,
we're all desperate for you to return.

The whole production
feels the same way.

I bet even Fransman would
be happy to see you back.

Oh, you know Dawoud?

Yeah, we've skated
together once or twice.

Look, Noko, I'm
gonna cut to the chase.

We need you in the play.

Wait, did Jonas send you?

What, it can't be my idea?

It has to be some white
guy pulling my strings?

- It's kind of hurtful.
- My bad.

Look, I never even thought I'd be
interested in taking part in a play.

But then my grandmother, she saw
the play on Broadway back in the day.

Hasn't stopped
talking about it since.

I've watched the movie
like a gazillion times.

So when I told her the
school was putting it on

and I was trying for a
part, she lost her shit.

I got the part and she booked
a flight right on the spot.

[phone ringing]

She's flying all the way from
the States to come watch me.

Yeah, I know.

I'll be there in time.

Look, I've got to go.

Oh. Um, okay.

But you'll think
about it? The play?

Maybe.

Cool. See you around then.

Ella.

I need to make an
appointment off campus.

You can tag along
if you're keen.

I think you might like it.

Oh, no, thank you. Off-campus
is currently off limits for me.

We'll be back before assessment.

I promise no one will
even know you've left.

Come on, Sunshine. It'll be fun.

[helicopter whirring]

[upbeat music playing]

[Noko] It beats
sitting in traffic.

Yo, I can't even front. This
is my first time in a helicopter.

[Noko] Don't worry.
You're in safe hands.

[phone chimes]

It's pretty cool.

[women ululating]

About five years ago the
community had no running water,

no electricity.

Corporates were trying
to run them off the land.

[in Setswana] Hello, everyone!

[in English] So my dad bought the
land and gave it back to the people.

He now funds a
sustainable community farm.

We're even rebuilding the
huts because of a recent flood.

[Nathi] [in Setswana] Big man.

[in Setswana] How are you doing?

I'm good, Uncle Nathi. This
is Ella. She's our guest today.

Oh.

[in Setswana] Hello.

[Ella] Also my first
time at a game reserve.

Zoos don't count, right?

Well, Ella, welcome
to the safari.

Today is a big
day for Noko here.

[in Setswana] Is that not so?

For the last few
years, I've been running

a rhino conservation
project here.

The animals are being moved
to another reserve for breeding.

It's a simple procedure.

At least it should be
simple, right, Uncle Nathi?

You've got this,
Big Boss. Shall we?

[laid-back music playing]

All this to keep
animals in or out?

To ward off poachers.

[Noko] You know, giraffes
don't have a mating season.

- They get it on all year round.
- [Ella laughs]

[Noko] Sort of like humans.

[both chuckling]

[Noko] Malatji is very special.

He's one of only two
northern white rhinos left.

- [Ella] In Africa?
- In the world.

Heartless poaching has
driven them to extinction.

We're transporting
him to the other reserve

to mate with the female, but...

there's no guarantee.

- Rhino Tinder.
- [laughing]

[Nathi] Here, potassium
permanganate.

Pour it around this area.
It will help with the healing.

Why is he still looking so weak?

He's eating properly
though, look.

Maybe he's depressed or lonely.

[Nathi] That is a
strong possibility.

I hope he's strong
enough for the trip.

Who's the vet on the other side?

[Nathi] Dlamini will be there.

Easy, easy, easy, easy.
Easy, Malatji. Easy, easy.

Beautiful creatures.

But they tend to have
one hell of a temper.

[Ella] What happens when
they're not sedated and get angry?

Oh. You do not want to be
around to see that happen.

[Ella] I didn't
expect any of this

from the annoying rich kid who
was making out in front of my locker.

Making out? I was
just talking to the girl.

Today was epic.
I had a lot of fun.

Maybe we could hang
out again sometime.

If you want to hang, you
know where to find me.

We could rehearse
lines together.

Okay. I'll think
about it, Sunshine.

Come on! Do you really want to
torture the audience with Fransman?

[Ms. Mensah] Thank you for
coming to Ella's first assessment.

I hear you're now in the
school production of Sarafina.

Yes, ma'am.

Mrs. Masombuka, great character.

And yes, you will get extra
credits, but my concern is that

you've laden yourself with
a strenuous commitment.

But you gave up the theater clinic
opportunity and now you're in the play?

Ella is the play not an
unnecessary distraction?

Hey, I like Sarafina as
much as the next guy, but...

I'm not happy with you doing it if
it's dragging down your other grades.

- I know. I just thought that...
- Maybe we shouldn't be so hasty, Gabe.

What do you mean?

As Ms. Mensah already said,
Ella came to the school pretty late.

I think the play's a great
way for her to open up

and become a part of
the school community.

Okay, but what about her grades?

She's clearly passionate about
it, and she gets extra credits.

Mm-hmm.

Where is this coming from?

I'm just saying, you might
want to listen to her, that's all.

Okay, when I do listen to her
and make an effort, she lies to me.

[Ms. Mensah] Please, Gabe.
Let's just pull it back a step.

This is a new
circumstance for all of us.

And yes, it is particularly
difficult for Ella.

We do encourage
holistic programming,

and from time to time, with
the cooperation of parents,

we channel students
towards their passions.

If it's deemed beneficial.

And that starts...

with giving Ella the
opportunity to express herself.

I just want to try this, Dad.

Now that I'm in Sarafina, I can't
let the rest of the production down.

They're relying on me.

For the first time
since Oakland,

I'm really feeling like
things are turning around.

I feel like I'm
making new friends,

like I'm starting afresh.

And yes,

it's been really tough adjusting
to the schoolwork and the pace.

And I know I need to
work harder. I promise I will.

Both Lolo and Greta, my new
friends, have graciously offered

to catch me up on all the
schoolwork this weekend, if that's okay.

[Gabe sighs]

So how was the safari excursion?

How do you know?

Catch up, kiddo, we're the CIA.

Damn!

Was it the phone?

I don't want you to
worry about that right now.

I just need you to think
about everything you saw.

Who was there? What happened?

Anything you found
strange or interesting?

Other than a helicopter
ride to a game farm?

There's not much
to tell, Dianne.

Noko is...

He's actually pretty cool.

- It was the phone, wasn't it?
- This is serious, Ella!

Okay, fine, jeez!

He was looking after animals,

tagging rhinos that
are gonna be moved.

You know, I can't
do this, Dianne.

These are good people who
are helping their community.

I've been lying all day,
it's hella exhausting.

And I'm not a snitch, either.

But you are still
doing the play, right?

He dropped out of the play.
And whatever this is, I'm done.

The deal is off.

We're looking for
animals in transit.

Yes, animals in transit.

It will make... I gotta go.

- Hey.
- Hey.

Well... [sighs]

- That went well.
- Yeah.

It could've been better, but...

- Wanna get out of here?
- Yeah.

I feel like the whole situation
is just a mess, honestly.

Jeez, I barely made
it out of that one alive.

On the upside, I'm coming
to your place this weekend.

That's great. My
parents won't mind.

I really need to
get away from here.

What? You're gonna
run away again?

They'll flag me as soon as I try. I'm
so tired of all this. It's not normal.

Back home in Oakland, I
could do whatever I wanted.

No curfew, no weird
rules, no chaperones.

A lot of people would love to
have their own Kevin Costner lite.

Um, The Bodyguard?

With Whitney Houston.

Here I can't even order an
Uber without Greta's help.

- But I don't mind helping you, Ella.
- But that's not the point.

You guys have freedom.
This is your home.

But for me?

It's like my stepmother
is holding me hostage.

[Lolo] Why? I thought
you were winning.

Going on dates,
starring in plays...

It's not that. All I
wanna do is go home.

My friend is in jail, and...

- I need a fake passport.
- What?

[woman] [in isiZulu]
Come on, let's go!

That's my mom.

[in isiZulu] Yes, Ma.

Roberta. Roberta.

Oh, it's me,
darling. In the flesh.

[in isiZulu] I mean, Roberta
has come back from the dead.

How could you have killed Eric?

- [in isiZulu] You know, he loved you.
- Okay.

[in isiZulu] Being a
widow has its advantages.

- [in isiZulu] Thank you, ma'am.
- [in isiZulu] Ma, let's go home, okay?

Okay.

[in isiZulu] Your name
is Valencia, okay?

- [in isiZulu] No, it's Roberta.
- Get lost. It's Roberta.

- It's Valencia.
- [in isiZulu] No.

[in isiZulu] Thank you,
guys. We have to go, okay?

Next time. Next time.

- Bye-bye, my fans.
- Bye.

[Lolo] Ma, you
are never going...

Are you sure this
line is secure?

[Lolo] Trust me, this app
has end-to-end encryption.

Juan put me on to it.

Did you talk to your uncle yet?

Are you sure you want to
go through with this, Ella?

I mean, my uncle's contact
can organize a new passport,

but it's gonna cost you.

I still don't understand why you can't
use the passport you already have.

And why are we sneaking around?

I told you my
parents confiscated it.

Besides, my stepmom is really
well-connected in the US government.

Anywhere I try to
use that passport

she'll get alerted and they'll
bring me right back to her.

Damn, that's some
heavy James Bond shit.

[Ella] I know, right?

Okay, before I give
you his number,

you need to know that
he is a dangerous man.

You can't mess around with him.

Do you even have
20,000 lying about?

Jeez, what is that in dollars?

- Like 1,200?
- [Greta]That's a lot of money, Ella.

I'm gonna have to
work on that part.

[laid-back music playing]

Hey, what are you doing there?

Nothing.

Looks like someone's doing
something a little dodgy.

Oh, this? It's just... It's
a school project thing.

I really didn't think you
were the drinking type.

[Noks] Kwame?
Are you down there?

Yeah, we're just
playing hide and seek.

[phone chimes]

[bottles clinking]

[bottles clinking]

[Gabe] I should have the first
draft for you by the end of the week.

Oh, it will be terrible.
Okay, bye. Hey.

You owe me.

[bottles clinking]

Is there a "no music"
policy in this car?

[Gabe scoffs] Okay.

What are you even
listening to these days?

Do you even listen to music?

What? Me? Okay. All right.

- What do you know about rap music?
- Rap, huh?

Nah, I'm not talking about
this mumbo jumbo nonsense

you lot listen to these days.

I'm talking about
rap music, okay?

The Golden Age of the '90s.

- [rap music plays on radio]
- Boom!

What do you think
about that? Huh?

- Okay. Turn it up, old man!
- Okay, if you think you can handle it.

- Don't hate me 'cause I'm good.
- [laughs] Oh...

[both laughing]

- Hello, Mr. Gardner.
- Hey. Hi.

Hey, Ella. Welcome to our home.

- It's so lovely.
- Please, you must come inside

- to meet my parents.
- Um. Wow. There's a...

[Greta] Oh, that's
Mr. Groenewald, he's harmless.

- Okay. Um. What's going on?
- I'm just gonna get my bag.

[pig oinking]

I hope you don't
mind me saying, but...

you have a great energy, Gabe.

I-I-I felt it the moment
you walked into the house.

[chuckles] Well, thank you.

You should tell my
wife. She has her doubts.

[laughing nervously]

Is she not in touch
with her spiritual self?

Um. Farnie, I, uh,

I brought along a signed
copy of my book for you.

Ella explained that
you were a big fan.

Oh, excellent, Gabe.

I so very, very
much appreciate it.

Look. Gabe wrote a book.

Mm.

[in Afrikaans] Nice.

I'm also just glad that Greta has
agreed to help Ella with her schoolwork.

Um.

[in Afrikaans] Doesn't he
mean Ella is helping Greta?

[Gabe laughs nervously]

Hey, girls!

What's happening?

You guys need some help?

No.

[sighs] The trials and
tribulations of adolescence.

[Gabe chuckles]

So, uh, what does your
lovely wife do for a living?

Oh, well, she is Head of Regional
Affairs at the US Embassy.

[Farnie] Glass of red, huh?

Drinks?

- [Farnie] Yeah.
- I'd love one.

[in isiZulu] They have money,
but their house looks so dingy.

[in isiZulu] The collar?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

- [in isiZulu] See now? Fix up here.
- Thanks.

Hey, don't forget who you are.

[in isiZulu] I am
Valencia's child.

[in isiZulu] The one and only.

[in isiZulu] Are you sure
you have enough money?

[in isiZulu] Yes, Ma.

[in isiZulu] What about
transport back home?

[in isiZulu] 'Cause I don't
mind coming back to fetch you.

[in isiZulu] No. It's all
organized. Don't worry.

Lolo?

[in isiZulu] Please,
my child, be careful.

I know these rich white
kids are all on drugs.

Don't take any peer
pressure from any one of them.

Come on, Ma.

Nothing like that is going on.

Come here.

I love you.

I love you too.

Good luck. You don't want
to be late for your audition.

Oh, all these
TikTok, Slay Queen,

Instagram what-whats
will arrive early

and take all the jobs.

Meanwhile, they don't
even know how to act.

You know who we need?

[in isiZulu] Thespians.

- The likes of me.
- The one and only, Ma.

- You see...
- Thank you.

My child.

- Drive safe, okay?
- Bye.

So that's your plan? For us to
sell booze? Are you serious?

This is really expensive stuff.

There's at least 30,000
rands worth of nice liquor here.

This is stealing. Your
parents are gonna be so mad.

It's provided by the US
Embassy for hosting events.

And since they don't host
events, they won't miss it.

It's a victimless crime, Gret.

Let's not do this, guys.

If we get caught with
alcohol, it's big trouble.

Ella, please. You don't
really need this passport.

Surely you can
talk to your parents.

You don't understand.
That's not how it works.

Yo, Greta. Are
those your parents?

Oh, that's a lot of body parts.

Can we please get going?

Miss Greta, would you and
your friends like some tea?

- [Greta] No, thanks, Sylvia.
- Oh, okay.

Dude, you're like a
third of that Aunty's age.

Why is she calling you "Miss"?

She insists.

Sure thing, "Miss Greta."

- I feel like I'm in Get Out.
- [Lolo chuckles]

[chickens clucking]

Oh, and this is Talknice.

Oh, hello, Miss Greta.

Miss Greta's friends,
so lovely to meet you.

What type of name is Talknice?

It's a Zimbabwean
name, Miss, uh...

- It's Ella.
- Ah, yes.

Miss Greta has told
us a lot about you guys.

What does Talknice
do here again?

Uh, he just drives me
around, helps in the garden.

Oh, and he feeds Mr. Groenewald.

And talks nice?

He's an immigrant, Ella.

Now, I bet you that's
not his real name.

But for Greta and her family's
purposes, they just call him Talknice.

Truth is, there are a lot of
Zimbabwean immigrants out there,

all just desperate to make a living,
ready to work hard for tiny salaries.

Excuse me, Lolo.

Firstly, it is his real name.

And secondly, we pay Talknice
very well. He's part of our family.

He gets every second weekend off and
he can use the car whenever he likes.

Let's not get
into a fight, guys.

South Africa is very xenophobic.

That's all I'm saying.

But I'm a foreigner.

No, you're American.

You can get a pass
anywhere you're trespassing.

I mean, you gave us
Beyoncé and Coke Light.

There are Zimbabweans at school.

Yeah, but they're
rich. It doesn't count.

And by the way, Ella,

you have a whole Wynand, who
drives and follows you around.

Ooh, she's got you there, Ella.

What? That's not the same.

And if you don't feel comfortable
with Talknice driving us around,

then maybe we should
reconsider this adventure.

Whoa. Whoa, let's
not get worked up.

[low bass rhythmic
music playing]

[Lolo] You daydreaming
about your skater boy again?

- He keeps leaving me on "read."
- Maybe he's moved on.

Puppy love, you
know, it's so fragile.

- Lerato is really beautiful.
- What does that mean?

They're just hanging.

Ooh, touchy subject, huh?

Are you guys,
like, official official?

Besides, aren't you
and Noko also a thing?

I saw you guys walking
around at school.

Damn, Ella. How
many boys do you want?

Ah, leave some for the rest
of us. Don't be greedy, girl!

But you're doing well, friend.
Maybe he's just playing hard to get.

You know, personally, if that
was me, and Juan already knows,

if he's leaving me on
"read," he'd be getting a slap.

[loud thumping music playing]

[Lolo] Yeah, hey?

In the hood, we can make
this happen quickly, guys.

Talknice, just
hit the next right.

[Greta] I can't believe
I'm actually in Soweto.

Lolo, can you point out
where Mandela's House is?

Can we drive through
Vilakazi Street if it's on the way?

Ooh! And can we get a "Kota"
to eat? I've been dying to try one.

Yeah, I'm down.
I'll try a "Kota."

Guys, my hood is not a theme
park. People live here. Okay?

Oh, just pull up
over here, Talknice.

Yeah.

Okay. Just wait
for me in the car.

- Nah, I'm coming with you.
- And me?

[Talknice] No.

No, no, no. Uh-uh.
Uh-uh. No, Miss Greta.

This place is not safe.

[Lolo] Oh, oh, oh. My gang.

- [Lolo] My dogs!
- [Zak] Lolo.

Check out those pants!

Long time, man.

- Look at that.
- Jeez!

[in isiZulu] Are you good, boy?

- Ah, Loloza, boy.
- Hello, hello, hello.

- Are you good?
- I'm good and yourself?

[in isiZulu] Awesome,
awesome, awesome.

[in isiZulu] So, what do
you have for us today?

[in isiZulu] Jeez, jeez, jeez.

- Jeez, man.
- That's mine.

[in isiZulu] This one is mine.

[in isiZulu] Here
you go. Here you go.

You are dropping hot shit, boy.

Thank you, my guy.

Lolo is so gangster.

[in isiZulu] How much
does all this cost?

[in isiZulu] Next
time, my guy...

[in isiZulu] you see next
time, bring me sneakers, boy.

- [Lolo] For sure.
- Yes, boy.

[in isiZulu] Didn't I
say I'd hook you up?

Sure.

[in isiZulu] So, I need a favor.

[in isiZulu] Do you know anyone
from the hood that would buy booze?

Top-shelf stuff.

[in isiZulu] Oh,
you're a Model C?

[in isiZulu] I see you.

Yeah. She's American.

Yeah?

Hey, hey, hey. Yo,
yo, yo, what's up?

What's up, Riri?

[SK laughs]

Riri is from Barbados.

[in isiZulu] Well...

[in isiZulu] Okay then.

Hey, Lolos,

[in isiZulu] this
is really nice.

[in Setswana] You know
I like nice things, boy.

[in Setswana] I see
you brought us...

[Lolo] Okay. SK.

[in isiZulu] Don't play
like that. Come on.

[in isiZulu] Come on,
boy. I'm just playing.

You know you're my
favorite double adaptor, boy.

[in isiZulu] Watch
your mouth, SK.

[SK] Watch my mouth?

I'm warning you.

Now, about that booze.

Okay.

[upbeat music playing]

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Greta, I
think you need to sit this one out.

No ways I'm staying in the car
while you guys get down at Swankies.

Ah, Miss Greta, if you
don't remain in the car,

I'm gonna tell your mother
that we are in Soweto right now.

[Ella] We won't be long.

[in Shona] My guy, what's up?

[in Shona] Hey? What's up?

[in Shona] Is this you in a
Land Rover here in South Africa?

[in Shona] No, I'm just
driving Miss Greta around.

- Miss Greta? How are you, Miss Greta?
- [Greta] Hi.

I'm good. Thank you. And you?

Miss Grettie-Grettie.

Hey, it's so great.

[in Shona] The South
African Morgan Freeman, hey?

[laughs]

[in Shona] Are we
partying tonight?

[in Shona] As soon as I am done
with this annoying one and her friends,

[in Shona] I'll call you
and we can get a cold one.

Okay. Miss Greta, be safe.

- Thank you.
- We'll see you.

[in Shona] All good. Bye.

[in Shona] My guy.

[man] [in Setswana]
What do you have for me?

[in Setswana] I hear you've
got some drinks for me...

Valencia's boy.

[in Setswana] Let's see
what you've got there.

[in Setswana] My boy, I'll
give you ten bricks for this.

[in Setswana] It's cool, right?

Ten thousand?

What? That's a rip-off.

[in isiZulu] But Bra Joe,
this stock is worth 30k.

[in Setswana] Listen, my boy, we're
not here to debate the price, okay?

[in Setswana] If you want
receipts to compare prices

[in Setswana] then
you're in the wrong place.

I'm giving you the price.

[in Setswana] I don't care if
you take the money or not,

[in Setswana] but we
are taking the booze.

[in Setswana]
Danny boy, let's go.

At this point we have to
take this as our victory.

Here's your 1k cut, as promised.

[Talknice] No.
Hillbrow is too much.

Please, Miss Greta. I
can't be bringing you here.

[Ella] It's okay, Talknice.
We're almost done.

Please, just let us finish up
here and then we can go home.

I'll make it worth your while.

Just this once. Please
be quick, Miss Ella.

It is not safe here.

I'll wait with Miss
Greta and the car. No.

[Lolo] Be careful, Ella.

Get your passport and
leave as quickly as possible.

It's the last door
on your right.

Stop. Who's here for business?

Go in.

[Akeyo Gitau] I carry the
banner of all those who envision

and actively support change.

So, go and vote.

Go to the voting poll and
vote if you want to see change.

[man] Nothing will
change. When will we learn?

[woman] If Susuman
really was this

great leader that
they say he is,

then why does he hide his face?

[woman] We are here
to fight and we are ready.

We are on the streets to fight.

Everyone is supporting him.

Next.

For a South African passport.

Ah. What bullshit is this?

This is not enough money for
a passport. Don't play games.

You can leave this here
with me as a deposit.

Can you see the headlines?

"American Citizen Robbed by
Counterfeit Kingpin in Hillbrow."

[chuckles]

You've got good sense of humor.

You've got a good
sense of humor, child.

[man] Don't smile.

This isn't a passport. What
am I supposed to do with this?

Get out.

[Greta] Cool name, how do I say
it? Gugu Mazibuko. Gugu Mazibuko.

It's not exactly a passport,
but you can do a lot with this.

Hey, chin up.

You have an adult identity now.
Think of all the things you can do.

You can get a driver's
license, a paying job.

Heck, you can even
get legally married.

- Can we make one last stop?
- [Talknice grumbles]

No, no, no.

[upbeat music playing]

Hey, cheer up.
Don't look so down.

Ah, there it is.

[Lerato] Hey, Dawoud.

Go easy on her.

Hey. What's up?

I've been trying to get
a hold of you all day.

Yeah, I've just been, you know,
rolling with the squad today.

Okay. Cool. Wanna hang?

I'm having a sleepover at Greta's
and her folks are pretty chill.

Sounds tempting,
but I can't tonight.

Got plans.

Cool. Maybe tomorrow?

I've got a maths exam on Monday.

But, you know, let's
just play it by ear, okay?

Sure. Play it by ear. Cool.

- [boy] Yo, D. Are you coming?
- Yo, I gotta go.

I think I know why he's
been leaving you on "read."

[Ella] That bitch!

You are too scandalous.

No, it's not like that.

We've just been
rehearsing lines together.

Do you, girl. Just don't
hurt innocent people.

That Gwyneth is
one sneaky bitch.

I guess she just
met her match now.

Oh, Juan is here.

- We'll talk about this later, okay?
- [horn honks]

[engine revving]

- Are all the boys here this sensitive?
- I don't know.

Would American boys be
okay with this sort of thing?

What's going on with you, Ella?

It seems like you
invite a lot of trouble,

when you can easily avoid it.

But anyway, tonight is
Gugu Mazibuko's night.

Come on, Gugu.

You're a 22-year-old and
the world is your oyster.

- [upbeat music playing on radio]
- Go, Gugu.

Happy birthday to Gugu.

Happy birthday, Gugu.

[phone chimes]

Gugu.

Gugu.

[reporter] A cache of weapons
found hidden and smuggled

in animal transportation
has been seized.

No arrests have been made.

[low tense music playing]

Um. I'm really sorry.

- What are you doing tonight?
- No plans.

It's "Half Price
Tuesday" at the movies.

What if he's being
set up like he says?

This is gonna ruin Noko's
family, Dianne. And it's all my fault.

Those were Wafula's supporters

who crossed paths with
Susuman's army four months ago.

And you want me
to do what exactly?

Just place a little listening
device in Gundo's house.

Tonight?

So she cancelled your date?

This is the most fun
I've had in a long time.

[in Tshivenda] Hey! What
are you doing in here?

[in Tshivenda]
Someone sent her here.

I don't know exactly what she's
telling you, but I can explain.

[theme music playing]