This was made as part of the 2014 48 hour film project In Cape Town. 48 hours to script, shoot and edit a short film. Winner of 10 awards including "Best Film" These were the mandatory requirements. Genre given: Western (include elements of the genre)
Prop: Envelope
Character to Include: Neil Msimang
Line of dialogue: "You gona learn"
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