Skollie, saint, scholar, hippest of hippies, imperfect musician with a perfect imagination, Syd Kitchen was, like all great artists, born to enrich his art and not himself.

Plagued by drugs, alcohol and depression, too much of an outlaw to be embraced by record companies, he frequently sold his furniture to cover production costs of his albums, seduced fans at concerts and music festivals worldwide with his dazzling ‘Afro-Saxon’ mix of folk, jazz, blues and rock interspersed with marvellously irreverent banter, and finally became the subject of several compelling documentaries, one of which - Fool in a Bubble - premiered in New York in 2010.

Kweli bali, uMqhagi uthi asungule iphulo lokumanya izilwanyana zasekhaya, khon' ukuze ziphonononge imiba edla umzi, zize zikwazi nokuhlanganyela iintshaba zazo ziyimbumba yamanyama. Eli phulo ulisungula notshaba lwakhe oluphambili, uMzwezwe, inja. Phofu ke uqala ngokumqwakanisela, ambonise ukuba yimfeketho le ngxabano yabo … What happens when the animals in the farmyard decide to work together, for their common good?

Based on African legend, this title tells the story of Modjadji's arrival in drought-stricken Venda, where the young children have never seen rain. To everyone's delight, Modjadji uses her magical powers to produce rain. Soon the land turns green, and the people of Venda are healthy and happy again.