Must-see film examines nyaope abuse
"I encourage everyone to watch this film because it is fighting the source of the nyaope scourge."
Anaconda released a Tembisa-based 2016 film covering the controversial drug nyaope.
The popular, multi-talented artist, whose real name is Calvin MacDonald, wrote, produced and directed the short film/documentary.
He said the film is an educational film. The purpose of the film is to raise awareness among residents and school children about the dangers of substance abuse.
“The film is sponsored by the Gauteng Film Commission and the Thebela Nyaope Organisation.
“I encourage everyone to watch this film because it is fighting the source of the nyaope scourge. Everyone is at a risk of their child becoming an nyaope addict. This film is a must-see,” he said.
Anaconda said he hopes to contribute to reducing nyaope abuse and eventually eradicating it.
He said it took the cast two weeks to shoot the film and it is his second film project following his popular film, The Revenge.
