Mark Rait

Early one morning, twelve year-old Lifa, a kid from the townships near Cape Town, is taken against his will, to live and work on the prestigious Glen Cleaver wine estate, in the rural heartlands. He meets Victor, the only other working boy, who has a hidden past and a unique outlook on life. Despite the hatred and prejudice that surrounds him, Victor shows Lifa that a person can be defined by the essential human virtues of compassion and kindness: Lifa's only true struggle lies within.