Black Trash

The film follows a white cop and a black reporter who team up to investigate vigilante killings linked to the South African mafia. Its runtime is 86 minutes and it provides a raw look at the interplay between law enforcement and crime in the context of illegal drugs and societal tensions in Gauteng.

With connections to grindhouse and sexploitation cinema, Black Trash is a reflection of its era, capturing the essence of 1970s action films. Collectors of niche genres will find interest in its combination of crime drama and social commentary, showcasing the cultural landscape of South Africa during that time.

Available on DVD, Black Trash represents a piece of cinema history that may appeal to those looking to explore lesser-known films from the blaxploitation movement. Its unique setting and storyline can enhance a collection focused on international action and crime films.