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At a closing roadhouse, two white working-class men stop to use a phone. Vince has been dropped by his soccer team and expelled from his communal home, but his fearful friend Forsie cannot bring himself to tell him. Their hostility falls on September, the Black waiter whose family is separated from him by apartheid, as tensions over prejudice and betrayal end in tragedy.
Eddie, an Elvis Presley fan who is depressed and planning suicide, waits at a Witbank street corner where he remembers his youth and a terrifying incident. Hearing Elvis on the radio revives him; he realizes Elvis once saved his life and finds hope for the future.
At a closing roadhouse, two white working-class men stop to use a phone. Vince has been dropped by his soccer team and expelled from his communal home, but his fearful friend Forsie cannot bring himself to tell him. Their hostility falls on September, the Black waiter whose family is separated from him by apartheid, as tensions over prejudice and betrayal end in tragedy.
Eddie, an Elvis Presley fan who is depressed and planning suicide, waits at a Witbank street corner where he remembers his youth and a terrifying incident. Hearing Elvis on the radio revives him; he realizes Elvis once saved his life and finds hope for the future.