An emotional rite of passage...
“The Wound” is an exploration of tradition and sexuality in South Africa’s Xhosa culture. Every year, the tribe’s young men are brought to the mountains of the Eastern Cape to participate in an ancient coming-of-age ritual. Xolani, a quiet and sensitive factory worker (played by openly gay musician Nathan Tour), is assigned to guide Kwanda (Niza Jay Ncoyini), a city boy from Johannesburg sent by his father to be toughened up through this rite of passage into manhood. As Kwanda defiantly negotiates his gay identity within this masculine environment, he quickly recognizes the nature of Xolani’s relationship with fellow guide, Vija (Bongile Mantsai). The three men attempt to stay true to the purpose of the ritual while dealing with their own desires, as the threat of exposure escalates.<br /><br />The film is an exotic variation of the plight of closeted gay men. In the Xhosa society, masculinity is expected of males, and there is no place for gays. Thus, feelings must be suppressed as the young men undergo an ages-old ritual. With a documentary look and approach, director John Trengove portrays the ritual but personalizes the movie by focusing on three men. This allows us to see the inner turmoil each undergoes balancing expectations with true feelings.<br /><br />Though “The Wound” takes place in a tribal culture, the message is universal and echoes what gay men worldwide must deal with — coming out as gay or remaining in the closet, living life the majority of society approves of. Though the message isn’t new to films, it is presented here in an understated manner, as participants in the ritual must come to terms with the conflict between their sexuality and their society.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the unrated Blu-ray release include an interview with director John Trengove; “The Goat,” a short film by Trengove; and a trailer.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : The Wound is an absorbing and deeply moving exploration of tradition and sexuality set amid South Africa s Xhosa culture. Every year, the tribe s young men are brought to the mountains of the Eastern Cape to participate in an ancient coming-of-age ritual. Xolani, a quiet and sensitive factory worker (played by openly gay musician Nakhane Touré), is assigned to guide Kwanda, a city boy from Johannesburg sent by his father to be toughened up through this rite of passage into manhood. As Kwanda defiantly negotiates his queer identity within this masculine environment, he quickly recognizes the nature of Xolani s relationship with fellow guide Vija. The three men commence a dangerous dance with each other and their own desires and, soon, the threat of exposure elevates the tension to breaking point. Special Features: Interview with director John Trengove, The Goat , a short film by John Trengove, Trailer.