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- A woman with no recollection of the night before is chased by a stranger in the forest. What she doesn't know that she is running away from the best hope she has to better understand her situation. As the title suggests, she will soon learn that ele ruri Moipolai ga a lelelwe.
- Gunfire ripped through a sleepy city in a peaceful desert country, and a heartbreaking history was forever etched into the soul of its people. No winners in war is a 40-minutes long expository documentary that explores the events of the raid of June 14th 1985, known as Operation Plecksy. That morning, the South African apartheid regime launched attacks on multiple locations in Gaborone, Botswana. Brought to life through torturous accounts from survivors, witnesses, and other affected individuals, including relatives of the victims, the documentary takes on a personal perspective of the historic incident. No winners in war follows the activities in Gaborone on the day the raid happened, looking at the individuals who indefensibly lost their lives. Since Operation Plecksy was not the only raid by the apartheid government, the documentary further explores the raids that happened throughout the 1980s, specifically how the raids affected relations between the two countries.