Kermit Erasmus
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Soka Afrika: Directed by Suridh Das-Hassan. With Kermit Erasmus, Jean-Claude Mbvoumin, Kayvan Novak, Ndomo Sabo. Soka Afrika is a feature length documentary film celebrating African football in the run up to World Cup 2010.
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- Documentary, Biography, News
- Suridh Das-Hassan
- 2011-06
Soka Afrika [1] is a Multi-award winning 2011 documentary film on the subject of African football trafficking. [citation needed] The film follows three main characters: Kermit Romeo Erasmus, a young aspiring footballer from South Africa in a professional setup and playing for his national team; Ndomo Julien Sabo, a player from Cameroon who is ...
Soka Afrika is not just a film about football; it encompasses a much broader spectrum. It presents a thought-provoking commentary on cultural displacement, human resilience, the legitimacy and effectiveness of training academies, the corruption that tarnishes the profession, and most importantly, the power of dreams.
2011. 1 hr 14 min. 8.5 (25) Soka Afrika is a documentary film that provides an exceptional glimpse into the world of African football through the personal stories of two young men â Kermit Erasmus, a young South African footballer, and Jean-Claude Mbvoumin, a Cameroonian student with a passion for the sport.
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- Suridh Hassan
Soka Afrika is a feature length documentary film celebrating African football in the run up to World Cup 2010. Following the different paths of aspiring young African players from South Africa, Ivory Coast, Egypt and Cameroon, Soka Afrika explores the power of football to influence Africa for better or worse.
Soka Afrika is a feature length documentary film celebrating African football in the run up to World Cup 2010. Following the different paths of aspiring young African players from South Africa, Ivory Coast, Egypt and Cameroon, Soka Afrika explores the power of football to influence Africa for better or worse.
Soka Afrika is a feature length documentary film celebrating African football in the run up to World Cup 2010. Following the different paths of aspiring young African players from South Africa, Ivory Coast, Egypt and Cameroon, Soka Afrika explores the power of football to influence Africa for better or worse.
