THINGS THAT CANNOT BE BURIED

After a devastating underground explosion at Borwa Mine kills thirty-one miners, grieving mother NOMOYA SANDO is summoned to the corporate offices of the mining company to receive compensation for the death of her son.
But what begins as a formal meeting soon unravels into a confrontation between grief, power, memory, and buried truth. Inside the cold corporate office sits PETER, the public face of the mine’s management, A worker named KGOMO, consumed by guilt after secretly betraying his fellow miners in struggling to maintain order as media pressure and worker unrest threaten the company’s image.
Beside him is DAN, the aging former white owner of Borwa Mine a man who officially surrendered power after apartheid, yet still controls the machinery of the mine from the shadows .As Nomoya questions the official story behind the explosion, hidden tensions begin surfacing. exchange for money to save his sick child, slowly breaks under the weight of what he knows. Through movement, sound, and haunting choreographic sequences performed by “THE DEAD