Students from Roosendaal Secondary School in Delft are making their film debut in the crime thriller ‘Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing’, directed by Nic Matthee. This film portrays the harrowing journey of a young woman seeking justice against overwhelming odds, while addressing critical societal issues like gender-based violence and corruption.
Addressing Societal Issues
The film’s themes are particularly relevant in South Africa, where gender-based violence is a major concern. By tackling these issues, the film aims to raise awareness and spark important conversations.
Student Involvement
The students’ involvement in the film is a testament to their talent and dedication. The film features a range of young actors, all of whom are students at Roosendaal Secondary School. The experience of working on a professional film set has been invaluable for the students, who have learned about the film-making process and gained confidence in their abilities.
Some of the key issues addressed in the film include:
- Gender-based violence
- Corruption
- Justice and accountability
By exploring these themes, the film provides a unique perspective on the challenges faced by young people in South Africa. The students’ participation in the film is a positive step towards promoting social change and encouraging empathy and understanding.
