Umjolo: There Is No Cure (2025)
Cast
The movie features performances from Nombulelo Mhlongo, Busisiwe Mtshali, Tina Redman, Londeka Sishi, Yonda Thomas, Nokuthula Mabika.
Release
Umjolo: There Is No Cure was made available to audiences on 13 February 2025. The movie was released in South Africa.
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Where to Watch
Umjolo: There Is No Cure may be available in theaters and on streaming platforms.
Movie Info
- Title: Umjolo: There Is No Cure
- Year: 2025
- Runtime: 78 minutes
- Genre: Romance, Comedy, Drama
- Country: South Africa
- Language: isiZulu
- Director: Mthunzi Dubazana
- Writers: Thuli Zuma, Thutu Zuma
Umjolo: There Is No Cure offers funny moments mixed with simple storytelling.
Story
The story takes a turn when she recruits a shy, introverted writer to help pen her biography. As the two collaborate on the book, a complex and emotionally charged relationship develops, forcing both women to navigate their deep-seated insecurities and the challenges of falling in love in the public eye. It is a modern tale of self-discovery, identity, and the complications of dating in the 21st century.
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What an emotional rollercoaster!!! Umjolo: There Is No Cure left me speechless. Mind-blowing performances and an unpredictable plot.
tbh the special effects let me down a bit, but still a solid movie
Lol @ Mehedi, I think the effects were def not the weakest link. Can we discuss the ending tho?
idk, I’m still trying to process the ending… tbh I wanted a clearer resolution
I agree with Dimitris, this movie was an experience… but I’m still skeptical about the plot twists
Can we talk about the cast tho, btw?
just rewatched it and I still can’t believe the acting in this movie… WOW
@ Matías, I think that’s a fair point… but the pace was def intentional
who else is still trying to process the movie?
TBH, I’m not sure how to feel about the film. On one hand, the story was engaging, but on the other hand, it felt a bit… rushed
@ Olivia Brown, EXACTLY what I thought after watching it
just watched it and it’s honestly one of the best movies I’ve seen in a while, hands down
OMG @ Tina Le, the cast was TOP NOTCH!!! Nombulelo Mhlongo slayed as usual
@ Pablo García, same here! the acting was insane
😂👏 just watched it with my squad and we’re all gonna go see it AGAIN this weekend #Umjolo
gonna have to disagree with Yacine, I LOVED the ending and its ambiguity
haven’t seen it yet but I’ll def be checking it out now thanks for the rec @ Caleb
just saw Umjolo: There Is No Cure and I’m still reeling. What did I just watch?!
What a thought-provoking film. The themes of vulnerability and intergenerational trauma were deeply resonant for me.
The cast was phenomenal. Tina Redman’s character arc was particularly well done.
I loved the cinematography in this film. The use of natural light was stunning.
What a beautiful exploration of womanhood and identity. Busisiwe Mtshali was amazing.
I appreciate how the film humanized the characters and made me feel invested in their stories.
I didn’t fully understand the ending. Can anyone explain it to me?
Londeka Sishi’s performance was so captivating. She has a bright future ahead of her.
I appreciated the nuanced portrayal of complex social issues.
Loved the soundtrack! The score really added to the emotional impact of the film.
Some of the supporting characters felt underdeveloped for me, but overall a great film.
Not sure I agree with the title of the film. The ending was quite optimistic for me.
One of the things I appreciated about this film was its ability to tackle difficult subjects without being preachy.
The performances in Umjolo were truly phenomenal. Nombulelo Mhlongo stole the show for me.
I loved how the film didn’t shy away from the harsh realities of life
I didn’t quite understand the ending, anyone have a explanation for it?
As a fan of Nokuthula Mabika’s previous work, it was amazing to see her shine in this film
Londeka Sishi stole the show for me, her performance was incredible
The way the director explored the theme of trauma was incredibly powerful
Umjolo: There Is No Cure left me speechless, the portrayal of the complexities of the human mind is breathtaking
The casting choices were spot on, it really added to the authenticity of the film
The cinematography was stunning, it really added to the overall atmosphere of the movie
The score was hauntingly beautiful, it really elevated the entire movie