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The late Bradley Olivier and Solomon Cupido deliver a winning bromance

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Frankie en Felipé was among several superb local films that premiered at the recent 11th kykNET Silwerskerm Film Festival.

While it was a huge success, it was also a bitter-sweet celebration as lead actor Bradley Olivier, who shares the producer and screenwriter credits with co-star Solomon Cupido, died a month earlier, on July 20.

Before the Q&A session post-screening, a moment of silence was held for Olivier and two other members involved in making the film.

While the release date is yet to be confirmed, the film will be made

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