Story Synopsis:
Tsotsi (Chweneyagae), whose mother is dying from an AIDS-related illness, becomes a reluctant gangsta in Sorth Africa in order to support himself, and yet he has nicely fit into a life of crime. And it is during a carjacking attempt that he kills a woman, only to discover her infant son is in the back seat. Not sure what to do, he takes the baby with him, and, over time, the hardness developed from a life on the streets is slowly stripped away as paternal instincts take over. Based on the novel by Athol Fugard. (Jack Kelley)
DVD Picture:
The anamoprhically enhanced 2.32:1 DVD picture is clean and solid, with sharp and detailed images that are well defined throughout. Colors are well balanced, with natural fleshtones and deep blacks. Hues provide style and mood to the imagery. Viewing in a completely blackened room is recommended for many dim scenes. Pixel breakup is rarely noticed, as bit rate often remains well above 7 Mbps. (Suzanne Hodges)
Soundtrack:
With an interesting mix to the Dolby
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