The movie Amandla on Netflix did not flow like water. One of the problems with the movie is the narrative of the story. The lives of the children could have been integrated around a common pain they share. The basic plot could have been the following :
"Three childhood friends (Impi, Elizabeth and Nkosana) whose parents were killed for being anti-racist during apartheid RSA ( 1992-1993) embark on a mission to revenge the death of their parents as adults.
As adults (2021) the three reunite in a post apartheid RSA and begin revenging their parents death against the gang of racist killers.
Shaka, an experienced Special Forces officer is tasked with stopping the three from completing their mission by one of the killers who has become a wealthy businessmen.
Any other suggestions from anyone on what could have done to improve the experience for viewers?