Tsotsi responds the only way he knows how, with rage. He viciously beats Boston, then sensing the repugnance of the other bar patrons and even the members of his gang, Tsotsi flees.

Awards were presented today at the 2005 Toronto International Film Festival, with Gavin Hood‘s “Tsotsi” winning the event’s People’s Choice Award voted by attendees of the festival ...

Tsotsi has stolen the most precious possession from one of his “own,” proving class issues can be just as insurmountable as race. Two detectives take up the search for the baby, and it ...

In the bustling heart of South Africa's biggest metropolis, where street vendors hawk their wares from wooden stalls and minibus taxis jostle for p ...

FAR FROM the ghetto streets of Soweto, the South African drama “Tsotsi” resonates with a raw freshness and immediacy and an almost mythic sense of reclamation and redemption. The 2005 Oscar ...

Tsotsi is a cold-blooded thug, until he shoots a mother and takes her baby. Then the story becomes -- depending on your view -- either an uplifting story of emotional redemption and rebirth or a ...

Presley Chweneyagae, the South African actor who gained international recognition for his leading role in the 2005 film Tsotsi,has died. He was 40 years old. Chweneyagae’s three-decade long ...

Tsotsi executive producer and The Little Company co-president Robbie Little has died. Little was in London on his way to the Cannes Film Festival at the time; the cause of death has not yet been ...

Tsotsi's reflection of his family really touched me. I began to think about my father. All four, however, said that not having money had forced them to continue their lifestyles as tsotsis.

Tsotsi is one of two in the running, down from four in 2005. But there is a selection of South African documentaries on show here, and increased international interest in working with South Africans.