- (mysterious music) - (birds chirping)
(ominous music)
- (ominous music) - (heart beating)
(heart beating rapidly)
(birds chirping)
(sighing)
(ominous music)
(sinister music)
(groaning)
- Hey. - (sighing)
(groaning) What's going on?
(Innocentia) You collapsed.
- (groaning) - (baby's heartbeat over ultrasound)
(grunting)
- What are you doing? - (Innocentia) It's fine.
- There it is. - (heart beating)
- (Dora) Sienna. - (grunting)
Sienna you...
- The baby's perfect. - (sighing)
- (ominous music) - (birds chirping)
- (whimpering) - (scissors clattering)
(skin squelching)
- (dramatic music) - (creature snarling)
- (dramatic music) - (Sienna breathing heavily)
(ominous music)
(Sienna sighing)
I'm pregnant.
No.
It's not a good thing.
(whispering) I can't do it. No.
I need your help.
Who is that?
What is she staring at?
(normal voice) What are you staring at?
I'm talking to my mom.
Just mind your own business, okay?
(eerie music)
What is your problem?
(Zizi whimpering)
Where did you get this?
Who did this to you?
(mumbling)
Base... (whimpering)
Basement.
- (Innocentia) Sienna. - (footsteps approaching)
Come. We need to finish your examination.
(Sienna) No, no, I'm done.
(Zizi whimpering)
- What did you say to her? - (Zizi whimpering)
(Sienna breathing heavily)
(grunting)
(groaning)
(inhaling sharply)
(ominous music)
(groaning/panting)
Ah!
(crying)
(grunting/panting)
- (knocking on door) - (chickens clucking)
(rooster crowing)
(Abel clearing throat)
(Lindiwe) What is this?
(Franz) It's an eviction notice.
(Franz) Yes, your house.
- My house. - Your house.
Why?
Themba signed over the land to Rudy.
Everybody has to leave by this evening.
Oh, Themba.
(Franz clearing throat)
- What is this? - This is R10,000.
Every household here has been offered R20,000.
Provided that you leave here by this evening.
R10,000 on the spot now and 10,000 once you've been removed.
- Take it. - Mm-mm.
(tense music)
- (ominous music) - (loud ululating/shouting)
(spluttering)
- (gasping) - (bats chittering)
- (ominous music) - (water dripping)
(Themba panting)
Siphiwe?
- (breathing heavily) - (bats chittering)
(Siphiwe panting)
(coughing/panting)
(Themba inhaling) Siphiwe?
(tense music)
(bats chittering)
- (birds chirping) - (horses whinnying)
- (Dirk) I was worried about you. - (Sienna) I'm fine.
(Dirk) Yeah, but you should have called me.
(Sienna) Dirk. I think this is where Yola was.
They did something to her and that is why she can't remember.
You need to find out what is going on and check the basement.
The stress is not good for you, the baby--
Dirk, Yola was here.
You need to find out what they did to her and what is in the basement.
Please.
Okay, I'll do it. But you need a rest, huh?
And you need to do your job.
(dramatic music)
- (Rudy) And the baby? - (Dora) He's fine.
- (Rudy) It's a boy? - (Dora) Hm!
- (Rudy) Where is she? - (Dora) At home.
But she called Dirk to investigate the hospital.
- Crap that's all I need. - What are you complaining about now?
Besides the two dead members of the fathers.
The town in panic, made worse by your stupid,
superstitious ramblings about a mythic monster.
Oh, and a bunch of diamonds lying around
waiting for someone else to pick them up.
And what's stopping you from picking them up?
Fucking Lindiwe and that friend of hers, they refused to leave.
And now this.
Oh, they were very happy to take the cash.
Which they won't get if she doesn't move. Right?
All of them have to leave or the deal's off.
Leave it to me. Just deal with Dirk.
I'll deal with Lindiwe and by tomorrow she'll be off the land.
- And you, off your pity pot. - (scoffing)
(clicking tongue)
(Lindiwe) Yola. What are you doing here?
Is she real?
(ominous music)
- (Lindiwe) Yes. - (Yolanda) Yes.
Like in the flesh. Have you actually seen her?
- Do you know the story of this land? - I've heard it told, yes.
- (Lindiwe) By a white man? - My dad.
(sighing) You see...
Your great ancestor, Jacob the Elder.
And then cut off from the travelling party.
They got sick. Malaria.
His wife and child died.
And then he stumbled into the Black Rock Valley.
Lay dying in the stream.
And then this young girl, Lukhanyo, found him...
and nursed him back into health.
And he raped her.
She miscarried. In this dream she cried the stream into a river.
You see Mamlambo...
is that unsettled spirit of that child.
So she's a spirit?
- Yes. - I thought you said she was real.
Yola.
I think I've seen her.
Or felt her, I'm not sure any more.
(Lindiwe) That makes sense.
- What does? - You, seeing her.
- Why? - She's come full circle.
She is your ancestor.
- (water dripping) - (footsteps approaching)
(fast-paced musical bow music)
(mysterious music)
(imitating guns firing)
Majola?
Your great...
- (ominous music) - (indistinct chanting/singing)
(ominous music)
- (man cheering) - (gun firing)
(Yolanda) Hm.
(crowd cheering/applauding)
Yes. Thank you. Thank you.
Hey, hey! Okay, okay, okay.
We can now-- Okay. Okay.
Now, we can all sleep peacefully, yeah?
(cheering/clapping)
(Max) Our kids can play outside on the streets.
(crowd cheering/clapping)
(crowd chanting) Max, Max, Max!
Hold-- Hold that thought.
Ag, nee.
- Hey, beautiful. How are you doing? - Hi. Yeah.
(Max) Huh? I went by the house last night to see if you were okay.
- Everything good? - Yeah.
- Oh. - Sorry I was exhausted.
- Oh! - I was out like a light.
- Okay. - (Reese) Guys, guys, guys.
Come, come, come, come, come. Let me take a photo
of you with the crocodile.
- Yeah, if you-- - (Reese) Come on.
- (Yola) Yeah. (laughing) - (Max) Yeah? Okay, okay.
(Reese) Okay. Okay.
Alright. Break it up. Break it up. Get out of here.
It's my crocodile, I killed the thing. Oh... (grunting)
- Get in. Get in. - (crowd cheering)
- Yes. - (crowd chanting) Max, Max, Max!
Ag, nee.
(indistinct shouting)
(Dr Nel) So, that was the kitchen and the scullery.
And this is the patient's common room,
where they do all kinds of activities
to help their process of healing along.
(tense music)
(Dr Nel) Well, that about covers it. You've now seen everything.
Whoa. Everything?
(Dr Nel) Except the emergency generator outside.
- What about the basement? - There is no basement.
(dramatic music)
- (Dirk) Is that true? Show it to me. - We don't have a basement.
- (Dirk sighing - (cellphone trilling)
(tense music)
(Dirk) Able, hi. We're gonna need a search warrant.
Okay, put that away.
Come.
(machine clattering/whirring)
- (ominous music) - (Max grunting)
- (Annie whispering) God. - I'm so sorry.
So sorry.
If there's anything you need.
You let me know, okay?
Hey!
So a-- Yeah, I think it's time for a celebration. Huh?
- Sounds great. - Yeah.
Okay. Well, tonight then.
- My place, braai. - Yeah.
- I'll be there. - Great.
(Dora) Call a meeting.
That thing didn't kill them. It only ate her leftovers.
She's not done yet.
(Dr Nel) We have a young woman in here who accused her uncle of rape.
My treatment helped us to erase her memory of the event.
- Erase it? - As if it never happened.
- (Dirk) But what if it did happen? - You're asking the wrong question.
Oh, what is the right question?
(Rudy) Her uncle is a very powerful man.
(Dirk) Yeah, and?
(Dr Nel) Imagine the anarchy if her accusations became public.
(Dirk scoffing) But that doesn't mean that she wasn't raped.
Well, she probably was.
But you're missing my point.
What is your point?
I can single-handedly halve the country's rape statistics.
We can go from being a pariah. The rape capital of the world,
to a leading light in the fight against gender violence.
By wiping victims' memories of their rape?
(ominous music)
That's what happened to Yola, isn't it?
Huh?
You raped her.
And you brought her here to be wiped.
(Rudy) Stop acting innocent. You slipped her the drink.
At a dam. Don't you remember?
What the-- The flask that you gave me.
(Rudy) Yeah. It's got your fingerprints all over it.
- (Dirk) You said it was tea. - It was, with a touch of Dormicum.
(tense music)
You can never make it stick.
I don't need to make it stick. I just need Sienna to believe it.
- I will not be blackmailed. - (Rudy chuckling)
Well, if you say a word of this to anyone,
I've got five people that'll say that not only did you drug Yola,
but you took part in the ritual with us.
(banging on door)
(birds chirping)
(Dora) So my friend Annie
told me what happened to you outside of a shop the other day.
Why didn't you tell me?
You know you can tell me anything.
Hm.
She was nearly killed, ma'am.
That witch Lindiwe and her sidekick Qaqamba
put a spell on the raincoat and it nearly killed her.
- She couldn't breathe. - Have you told your parents?
- Why not? - My mother and Lindiwe are friends.
She said that she was... possessed.
And what if it happens again...
to someone else?
You wouldn't want that, would you?
- No, ma'am. - No.
So you need to warn them.
Do the right thing.
(Dirk) There is no basement.
What hospital doesn't have a basement?
This one.
And the woman with the mark on the side of her head.
Ah, Sie-- It's just a mark.
And the fact that Yola has the exact same mark.
Come, look. Come.
Yola please can I show Dirk something?
Look.
I can't see anything.
Okay, well, it's healed but it was there.
Sien-- Sienna, I did what you asked, okay?
I did a thorough check of the hospital and I didn't find anything.
- But she was there. - No, Sienna, she wasn't.
(ominous music)
Okay, well, so now you're just gonna go?
Yes, I'm gonna go.
Because I can't just be at your beck and call whenever you choose.
I have a job to do and...
This doesn't work for me.
(Sienna) Well, this doesn't work for me either.
I think you were at Fort Vandenberg
and they did something to you and that's why you can't remember.
They're hiding something.
Don't go to the braai tonight.
(mysterious music)
(tense music)
- (crowd chanting indistinctly) - (banging on door)
- (door closing) - (Lindiwe screaming)
- (crowd chanting indistinctly) - (banging on door)
(door handle rattling)
(Yolanda) Sienna doesn't think I should go.
(Dora) Don't let your sister spoil your fun.
(crickets chirping)
I don't know who I can trust.
Mm-hm.
Yes, that's true.
But did she also tell you that it was her
who had you institutionalised after your father's funeral?
(ominous music)
I didn't think so.
(ominous music)
(Dora sighing)
Now... close your eyes.
In order to forget, we need to remember.
Tell me what happened last year on the night of the Spring Festival.
(Max) The last time I saw you was at the festival.
I was so happy.
(Max) Well, you were so happy.
I was the spring princess.
(Max) And having a good time.
(Max) And then I was told that you disappeared.
Sienna was very worried.
So I got in my car and I drove to the dam and I looked for you.
I went out there every day, looking for you.
There were no clues. Like you...
You just vanished into thin air.
And this went on for weeks.
That's when I... started losing hope.
I thought I wasn't gonna see you again.
I thought I'd never be able to tell you how I...
(slow-paced dramatic music)
Let me...
show you this.
I kept this in my-- my pocket...
every day. Um...
Do you remember that night?
Hm? You do? Yeah?
You left shortly after.
And I...
told myself it wasn't meant to be.
It was just bad timing.
And then you came back, for your father's funeral.
I couldn't believe my luck.
I can't believe you're here, with me, right now.
- Cooking this crocodile. - (both laughing)
I'm sorry. (clearing throat)
I guess what I'm trying to say is, Yola...
(sighing)
would you please go to the dance with me tomorrow night?
You'd make me the happiest person alive.
Hm.
(Rudy) So when were you going to tell me that you're pregnant?
(Sienna) I wasn't.
(Rudy) Well, it's my child, you know that.
No, Rudy, it's not.
(Rudy) Seriously, Sienna, that fucking guy can't blow up a balloon.
(Sienna) It's not his either.
- Oh? Who else are you sleeping with? - It's mine.
I'm not having it.
But you can't decide to kill our child on your own.
- It is not even a child yet. - Listen to me. Listen to me.
I want to have this baby with you.
We can start fresh. We can go...
Rudy, how do you see this panning out?
Seriously, go. What?
You, Grace and me and all our children,
playing happy family and one wife can cook for you,
and the other one can clean,
and we can both take turns jerking you off.
In what fucking world are you living in?
You made your choice.
Now go.
I'm hungry.
- (door opening/closing) - (sighing)
Mmm.
(Sienna sighing)
(melancholy music)
(mysterious music)
(Dora) We, your believers, know that we have angered you.
Others credit your work to that of a lowly reptile.
A bottom feeder.
But we are awed by your majesty and power.
And ask for your forgiveness.
- (ominous music) - (crowd chanting indistinctly)
(Themba) Charlton. Charlton.
You need to get to my aunt's house, Lindiwe, right now.
They're going to kill her.
They'll burn down my house, man. Please.
Charlton. Listen to me.
Get to Lindiwe's house.
Save her. Save her. You owe me this.
Save her. You owe me this.
You owe me this. Go. Now, Charlton.
(crowd chanting/singing indistinctly)
(Lindiwe screaming)
(Dora) We humbly ask you to accept our small token.
And promise to bring to you the blood of Jacob.
To balance the scales. To right the wrongs of the past.
And form a harmonious alliance between us...
so that we can go together into the future.
Hear us.
(ominous music)
- (tense music) - (Lindiwe screaming)
(crowd chanting/singing indistinctly)
What's going on? What are-- What are you doing?
- No, stop. No, stop! Whoa, stop! - (indistinct shouting)
Someone-- Someone's gonna die. You can't be doing this.
(Charlton groaning)
(Lindiwe sobbing)
Save...
(Lindiwe coughing)
(crowd chanting/singing indistinctly)
(Charlton panting)
(Charlton groaning)
Ah! (panting)
(ominous music)
(Dora whispering) Hear us.
- (ominous music) - (Charlton panting)
(groaning)
(panting)
- (Qaqamba coughing) - (Charlton grunting) It's okay.
(panting)
- (ominous music) - (creature snarling)
(ominous music)
Clara?
(dramatic music)