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Exactly a year ago, U.S. President Donald Trump referred to Lesotho as an African nation that “nobody has ever heard of,” but it’s precisely in this ruggedly beautiful mountain kingdom that Carl Houston Mc Millan set and made his independent film “Kabelo.”

The Sesotho-language feature, directed by Mc Millan, who co-wrote it with his wife Tara Desormeaux, is having its premiere this week at the 8th Joburg Film Festival in Johannesburg, South Africa. As a rare Lesotho film, its part of the festival’s official in-competition selection this year.

“Kabelo” evolved from a 2017-short titled “Sir and Kabelo (Two Shepherds)” and set in the mountains of Lesotho, stars award-winning actor Warren Masemola and Lebohang Ntsane.

Described as an adventure-drama, “Kabelo,” produced under the banner of Mc Millan and Pheelo “Pj” Makosholo’s Kabelo Films, the Lesotho-caper, with executive producers Donald Houston Mc Millan, Dylan Voogt and Marcelle du Toit,…

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