

Souljah
Overview
On a South London council estate, Stanlake, an effeminate young African asylum-seeker, is being bullied. Little do the bullies know that Stanlake is also a former child soldier who knows more about combat than they will ever know.
Top Cast
Ludvig Bonin
Stanlake
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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