I'm going to SMS you the address.
What address, sir?
Why are you always making a noise?
Please wait a minute. What lesson? I am in no…
Look, we started this,
so we must finish it.
Esther is waiting for us.
Yes, sir.
Today.
-Look, sir, I really-- -Bye.
Don't kill me, please.
You drank like a soldier yesterday.
What the hell is going on? I won't drink again.
Who are these guys?
Well, I've done a couple of stints there already.
It's not as bad as everyone thinks.
There goes your favorite.
I'm sure wherever she is, she's causing so much drama.
Throw water on her face.
What's going on here?
I'll beat you up.
Who would want to steal Gogo's body?
It's that rat Mkhize.
You know what? Relax. I'll call my goons, and we'll find this man.
When you say "goons," do you mean your gangsters?
Or find our mother?
-That won't help! -Don't tell me what to do.
Hey, Vusi!
My goodness! What's going on here?
The old lady woke up from the dead and turned into rocks.
No, man.
Let's pray.
No, why are you praying?
The body is gone, and it's probably stolen for witchcraft.
Hold on, where were you?
I was finalizing the arrangements for my retirement policy.
At least Tumi is not at the center of all this.
What?
Maybe it's a coincidence. Khaya, where is Tumi?
Tumi said…
She said she was coming to help with the funeral.
Excuse me, Ma.
What are you talking about?
-You're gossiping. -Huh-uh.
We were praying.
Tumi called me as well.
Aha! You see?
What did she do? Huh? What did Tumi do?
She has nothing to do with this.
-Beauty. -Ma?
Talk.
-Something's up. -Huh-uh.
He was seen with a panel van driving around the mortuary.
You see now? Huh?
What did I say to you?
Someone better start talking now.
Only a fool would barter with a rich man.
We are just doing what Esther would've wanted.
…what Esther would've wanted, okay?
Maybe the furnace is warm now.
Hey, you whore.
Nobody is interested in your tomato stories. Piss off. Geez!
Um, Beauty, how long have I been on speaker?
Uh--
Listen, just tell us where our mother is.
Yeah, just tell us where our mother is!
Tumi, listen, we're on the way.
I'll round up my goons. We can deal with this like men.
This is how we settle things in KZN. I'm telling you.
Listen.
No, I'm coming with you.
Let's go.
Come back here. Where do you think you two are going? Huh?
Hey, listen here.
You know you have to help me.
We have visitors coming.
Who is going to help me?
Hurry up and go make some tea.
Go!
Khaya, let's go before they crucify her.
Let's go, Ma.
Geez!
You?
Let's pray.
Oh, dear Lord.
We're done now.
Tumi, what are you doing?
Mom, listen.
I'm going to kill you.
You're lucky Siya isn't here. We were going to kill you.
Put the fire out.
Put the fire out!
-Look here, boy. -I'm going to kill you.
Did you know what was going on here?
I don't know what's going on.
Esther didn't want a big funeral.
Vusi, listen.
Your mother knew you were broke.
Broke?
Listen here. Do not paint us with the same brush of poverty.
-Dad. -Yes?
What is he saying?
Sbusiso, watch your language.
…someone she doesn't even know, instead of her own family.
Themba, leave me alone!
You should all be thanking Tumiza.
You'll understand.
Your mother knew how much you and Siya loved and supported her.
Vusi, wait for me.
What do you mean? I've got the goons. Drop me a pin.
Vusi, I think we can do a small and intimate ceremony
at the beach house for Gogo.
But we still don't have a pastor.
Mrs. Sello.
We have a problem that we think you can help us with.
Hallelujah! I would be honored. God is good. Glory!
Excuse me, everyone. Can I please have a minute of your time?
There's something I'd like to say.
What now?
Ma, I know this isn't the right way of doing things.
Yes, really? At a time like this?
It's going to be a celebration.
You know what, Vusi? These people have no respect.
We're in mourning, and they're getting married.
Let's go.
Geez, guys!
Tumi, how about a little lipstick, my child?
The pastor, congregation, and church will be pleased.
So you're just going to let him win?
Aren't you tired of fighting, Siya?
This is my mother,
and I will bury her the way I'm supposed to.
But listen…
We'll do whatever you want us to do.
In unity.
Okay, brother.
Okay, brother. Okay, brother.
All right, brother.
We still get to keep the casket, right?
Only you.
You're crazy.
You talk nonsense.
It has gold on it.
I love you, brother.
Maybe you should sit down.
Neither did I.
No.
You have not lost Sbu.
Beauty, my child, life is just life.
It comes at you sideways.
Just remember the good.
No.
Your husband still agreed to help your lying, cheating father.
What I mean is, you can't find love like that everywhere.
You fight for it.
That is what will save you.
It was you and Tumi who saved me when Edmund left.
No.
Dad, wait. What are you talking about?
You know that…
Oh, is he already asleep?
Yes, he's already asleep, Ma.
I want to apologize about the way I spoke to you.
You see…
As a mother and a good wife…
You see, Lydia…
…with Shaka's wife.
Thank you.
What is she saying now?
Hold on, love.
We're tired now.
We're tired of you always bullying us around.
Please. Myself and my wife, we want to leave.
We want a fresh start. We want to live alone.
Just wait a minute!
The baby is sleeping, and you're making noise.
That's wonderful, my child.
It's wonderful that you, your wife, and your child are leaving.
Yes, really.
You're a man now.
Don't you dare talk to me like that again.
I'm not your friend, right?
Goodnight, my boy.
But you just squeezed my…
Thank you.
Thank you. You may be seated.
Please, Auntie.
Auntie.
Tell Auntie to sit down.
Sit her down.
Please be seated.
You too, Auntie. Thank you.
Oh, my goodness. No.
Auntie. Auntie, no.
Mr. Sello, please be seated. Thank you, Auntie.
We get it!
Here.
-Uh, Nee Khumalo. -Nondondoloza.
Yes.
She had a hot head.
Uh, she took no bullshit from anyone.
I like to call her my Kentucky Fried Chicken bone.
Let me finish. Yes.
She's really the love of my life.
She was the real gangster in this family.
-Not me, but my mother. -Thank you, Siya.
She's the real gangster.
That's right.
My goodness.
It's here in black and white.
"…love of my life."
Sir?
My children…
But you're annoying.
They annoyed me until the end.
But…
Maybe…
Even if it annoyed people.
Tumi, please.
Please.
Baby, please.
I love you.
Tumi, please.
For what?
I know how much you loved Khaya.
Yes, but I love you more.
Why did you give him back the ring?
Nobody is going to jail, Vusi.
Do you hear me?
You lied to me, Vusi.
You hide things from me.
Don't you dare do that again. I'll kill you.
Oh, no.
Do you hear me?
Yes or no?
My goodness.
Oh! You almost injured me.
Vusi, you and I promised for richer or poorer.
What's going on now?
But I'm not leaving.
So you're not going anywhere?
-Where would I go? -Oh, my love.
Leave me alone.
Leave me alone, Vusi.
No. I'm still upset with you.
-Vusi, leave me alone. -Listen.
-I'm still upset with you. -It's okay.
Perhaps we can get one in to help me heal.
You've hurt me, so you should fix things.
What do you say?
Oh! Come here!
…Dad doesn't go to jail.
We'll be all right.
-Geez! -What now?
Just be grateful that our child is an accountant.
-Thank you. -Behave.
Go away. I'll hit you. Thank you.
I was going to launch my new suit in a way that--
Let's get dressed.
-Vusimuzi Twala. -How would I look?
Lunch is almost ready.
Let's eat.
These scones are not holding me down. I've been eating them for a while.
What?
I don't want you to spoil your appetite.
It's dessert.
Yes, cake is for dessert.
Let's eat, please.
Who is dishing up for me?
Hey! I'm starving. Let's eat.
Just wait, Auntie.
You know…
I don't think you're…
What did you say?
You know nothing.
Look what you've done.
You know, Tumiza…
you're what I'd call…
a rare find.
The real deal.
Never lose that.
You were a true top dog.
Do you see what I've been saying? This is un-African.
Rest in peace, my love.