Nakada's Touch

Set against the backdrop of South Africa's pivotal year in 1990, a political journalist named Sally Kaplan navigates the tumultuous changes following apartheid. Assigned to cover a missing street-boy story in the dangerous red-light district of Baysend, she encounters a diverse cast, including a stripper, a nightclub owner, and young street hustlers. As Sally delves deeper into their world, she uncovers a chilling tale of madness and survival, highlighting the complexities of a society in transition. The narrative explores themes of resilience and the human condition amidst chaos.