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Red Band Trailer For South African Western Thriller Five Fingers For Marseilles<\/strong>Posted by Wilson Morales<\/p>\n

August 27, 2018<\/p>\n

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Uncork\u2019d Entertainment has released a red band trailer for the South African western thriller Five Fingers For Marseilles<\/strong>, which hits US theaters on September 7.<\/p>\n

Five Fingers for Marseilles\u00a0is the debut feature from rising South African filmmaking duo Michael Matthews and Sean Drummond. After seven years of research, including 5,000 miles of cross-country travel, development, and filming amidst the erratic winter weather of the Eastern Cape, this grand scale neo-western tale and impressive first feature comes to vivid life.<\/p>\n

Directed by Matthews from a script written by Drummond, the cast includes\u00a0Vuyo Dabula, Hamilton Dhlamini, Zethu Dlomo, Kenneth Nkosi, Mduduzi Mabaso, Aubrey Poolo, Lizwi Vilakazi, Warren Masemola, Dean Fourie, Anthony Oseyemi, Brendon Daniels and Jerry Mofokeng. Introducing Toka Mtabane, Vuyo Novokoza, Ntsika Tiyo, Sibusiso Bottoman, Abongile Sithole,<\/strong> and Qhawe Soroshi<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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Apartheid South Africa: The community of Railway, attached to the remote town of Marseilles, are the victims of brutal police oppression and only the young “Five Fingers” are willing to stand up to them. Their battle is heartfelt but innocent, until hot-headed Tau kills two policemen in an act of passion. He flees, leaving his brothers and friends behind, but his action has triggered a conflict that will leave both Marseilles and the Five Fingers changed.<\/p>\n

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Twenty years later, Tau is released from prison, now a feared and brutal outlaw, “The Lion of Marseilles.” But scarred and empty, he renounces violence and returns home desiring only to reconnect with those he left behind. At first, Tau finds Marseilles seemingly at peace – the battle for freedom was won, and now the remaining Five Fingers are prominent leaders of their town.\u00a0 However, after reuniting with childhood love, Lerato, and her fiery son, Sizwe, it becomes clear that Marseilles is caught in the grip of a vicious new threat and to Tau’s dismay, his childhood friends themselves may have allowed it in. When he and his loved ones become direct targets, he is reluctantly compelled to fight once and for all. Calling on partners-in-crime, both old friends and new, the Five Fingers rise again. Standing against once-allies and new enemies alike, they must put their lives at risk for the sake of Marseilles.\u00a0 It’s their duty to protect it. \u00a0Even from each other.<\/p>\n