In this episode, we discuss how Citation (2020) constructs power within its academic setting. We examine how the university functions not just as a backdrop, but as an active system that reinforces hierarchy, authority, and silence.

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What are the chances of a student being believed and finding justice in a system that is designed to protect the powerful over the vulnerable? This question encapsulates the film we are discussing in today's episode.

Citation (2020) is a social drama that follows a postgraduate student who accuses a respected university professor of sexual harassment and assault.

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Saying goodbye to Queenstown Kings, Loyiso and Reineth touch on the representation of women in the film.

On the penultimate episode about Queentown Kings, Loyiso and Reineth take a moment to consider discipline and selflessness and the differences between traditions and modernity.

Continuing with the conversation, we go into a deeper dive with the film, Queenstown Kings.

In this episode, Loyiso and Reineth examine themes of forgiveness, community, and redemption through Queenstown Kings, considering how the beautiful game of soccer becomes a shared language in Komani, Eastern Cape.