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'''Tsholofelo''' (SeTswana: ''Hope'') is a 1988 [[Pulacan|Pulatec]] cyberpunk action film directed by X, produced by some guys and written by even more, based on the 1978 novela ''Toropo Tsholofelo'' by P.M. Goalathe. | '''''Tsholofelo''''' (SeTswana: ''Hope'') is a 1988 [[Pulacan|Pulatec]] cyberpunk action film directed by X, produced by some guys and written by even more, based on the 1978 novela ''Toropo Tsholofelo'' by P.M. Goalathe. | ||
The film is regarded as revolutionary for its innovations in sound, set design, animation, and narrative storytelling. To this day, the film remains a {{wp|cult classic}} and as a defining work for cyberpunk cinema. Due to its wide influence across media and literature, aspects of ''Tsholofelo'' have been referenced, parodied, and homaged in numerous works of film, television, and other visual arts. | The film is regarded as revolutionary for its innovations in sound, set design, animation, and narrative storytelling. To this day, the film remains a {{wp|cult classic}} and as a defining work for cyberpunk cinema. Due to its wide influence across media and literature, aspects of ''Tsholofelo'' have been referenced, parodied, and homaged in numerous works of film, television, and other visual arts. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:02, 20 June 2023
Tsholofelo
| Tsholofelo | |
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| Based on | Toropo Tsholofelo by P.M. Gaolathe |
| Starring | Kgalemang Boko Osupile |
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| Country |  Pulacan |
| Languages | SeTswana Nahuatl |
| Budget | ֏4.08 billion |
| Box office | ֏28 billion |
Tsholofelo (SeTswana: Hope) is a 1988 Pulatec cyberpunk action film directed by X, produced by some guys and written by even more, based on the 1978 novela Toropo Tsholofelo by P.M. Goalathe.
The film is regarded as revolutionary for its innovations in sound, set design, animation, and narrative storytelling. To this day, the film remains a cult classic and as a defining work for cyberpunk cinema. Due to its wide influence across media and literature, aspects of Tsholofelo have been referenced, parodied, and homaged in numerous works of film, television, and other visual arts.