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==Reception== | |||
The soap earned praise and recognition for its storyline and general acting from the film industry as the country’s premier film. It won at the 2006 [[Mukuba Arts Awards]] and received congratulations, with Canada-based singer [[Chasaya Sichilima]], who starred as a guest in the Copperbelt-based production, among the first.<ref name=uk/> The film also won at the [[Ngoma Awards]]. | |||
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Revision as of 06:44, 10 July 2016
Loose Ends (2002 - 2011) was a Zambian soap opera shot and produced in Ndola, Copperbelt, by BGM Studios. It was written by Chala Tumelo who was also the Executive Producer.
Plot
Mike Mbao, the son of the intelligence chief, arrives back home from South Africa for his wedding only to be arrested at the airport as drugs are found in his possession. His world and relations with his wife-to-be is turned upside down as a result. Detained to prove his innocence and his relationship, he escapes prison to find who framed him for dealing in drugs and save his marriage.
Main cast
- Clive Mwape as Mike Mbao
- Hawa Sangare Phiri as Ethel Mazala
- Karen Mulutula as Temwani Lungu
- Haja Mary Lyatitima as Mwansa Mwape
- Kelvin Mwansa as Ezekiel Mazala - Agent 301
- Mumpangwe Mayuka as Mr Mwai Mbao
- Lisaya Nyondo as Teddy Sakala
- Lubasi Munalula as Anthana Buthalezi
- Patrick Chilanga as Max Banda
- Mupeta Mweshe as Beenzu. Hichilema
- Cleoberry as Bana Cleo
- Joasis Banda as Dr Daka
- Brian Chibesa as Changala
- Maureen Jere as Bana Mwaka
- Given Kateule as Mwaka
- Joseph Simukonda as Ba Monde
- James Mumba as Mr. Sichiza
Reception
The soap earned praise and recognition for its storyline and general acting from the film industry as the country’s premier film. It won at the 2006 Mukuba Arts Awards and received congratulations, with Canada-based singer Chasaya Sichilima, who starred as a guest in the Copperbelt-based production, among the first.[1] The film also won at the Ngoma Awards.
Awards
- Ngoma Awards [1]
- Mukuba Arts Awards - 2006
See also
References
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Loose Ends celebrates five years UKZambians, 5 December 2007
