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🎬 OFFICIAL CAST ANNOUNCEMENT – LUYANDO
The moment we’ve been building toward is finally here.

After an incredible response to the casting call, I am proud to officially reveal the cast of LUYANDO — a powerful group of performers who have stepped forward with courage, depth, and commitment to bring this important story to life.

First, congratulations to every actor who has been selected. This is more than just a role — it is a responsibility. You have been chosen because of your ability to carry emotion, truth, and authenticity. I believe in you, and i cannot wait to see you bring these characters to life juts like everyone else.

To those who auditioned but were not selected this time — do not be discouraged. Your effort, bravery, and talent matter. This journey does not end here.

Stories like Luyando’s are not rare.

Across our society, many young girls grow up in silence, facing abuse behind closed doors — often at the hands of people the world trusts the most. These are stories that are hidden, ignored, or never given the chance to be heard.

LUYANDO is about breaking that silence.

It is about asking difficult questions: What does justice look like for someone who was never protected?
How many voices are still unheard?
How many truths are buried behind power and reputation?

This film is not meant to be comfortable — it is meant to confront, awaken, and start conversations.

To the dedicated crew, I see the work ahead and i honor it. Bringing a story of this weight to life requires discipline, sensitivity, and unity. Myself and the whole industry wishes you strength, creativity, and excellence as you shape this film from script to screen.

To the cast — welcome to the story.

To the crew — we stand with you.

To the audience — prepare yourselves.
"LUYANDO" is coming
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Elias L. Mulenga,
Creative Advocate & Zambia's Film/Arts Blogger,
Film Critic/Content Reviewer.

National Arts Council of Zambia National Association Of Media Arts -NAMA Mwaka Mugala Franci

Carlos Tevez 🇦🇷: ​"When I arrived in England, they took me to see the house the club was offering me. It had a garden, a garage, shiny floors… and silence.

​A heavy silence reigned. I came from Fuerte Apache, where five of us slept in a single room and where gunfire provided the rhythm of our nights. I didn’t know what it was like to live in peace. It terrified me.

​After a while, I asked to move. I went to a poorer and noisier neighborhood, where the neighbors shouted, cooked on the sidewalk, and children played in the street.

​That is where I felt at home. We don’t all dream of the same things. Some of us dream of becoming who we once were."

​~ TyC Sports

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