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2 GOT A NEWS STORY? Call our news desk on (043) 702 2125 or (043) 702 2122. Find us on Facebook 20 October 2022 GO & EXPRESS

Relevant, difficult watch

CROSSWORD number 1302

FAITH MTWANA

Genre: Mystery, thriller, drama

If ever there was a movie that

desperately needed a trigger

warning before the opening

credits, this is it.

Based on a book of the same

name by Jessica Knoll, Lu c k i e s t

Girl Alive, on Netflix, is a

mystery thriller that tackles

topics such as sexual assault,

school shootings, victim

blaming, and various other

forms of trauma.

Mila Kunis stars as Tiffany

‘Ani’ Fanelli, a woman who

seems to have the perfect life as

a writer for a women’s

magazine, and engaged to a

wealthy man.

Ani does her best to

maintain the perfect life, while

struggling to cope with past

trauma that has followed her for

more than 10 years.

It becomes clear she will do

everything in her power to

maintain this perfect life and

keep her past hidden.

We learn about the cause

and extent of Ani’s trauma

through flashbacks as she is

forced to face her fears.

The film shows the school

shooting and the sexual assault

Ani endured in extremely

uncomfortable and graphic

detail, hence the need for a

trigger warning.

It uses these incidents to

spark very important

conversations about how best to

handle these situations.

Though the film is riddled

with highly uncomfortable

moments, the overall message

of how deep trauma can go

when it is not faced or dealt

with, is handled well. It puts a

spotlight on struggles girls are

faced with when reporting an

incident of gender- based

violence or assault.

Survivors anticipate not

being believed by the

authorities as well as enduring

gaslighting by their perpetrator.

These harrowing

experiences manifest as trauma

years after the initial incident.

This movie will leave you

feeling many emotions, but

hopefully it also inspires

necessary conversations on

these topics.

W H AT ’S ON THE GO!

Contact the News Desk on (043) 7022125 or e-mail: goexpress@arena.africa

by Monday 4pm in publication week

T H U R S DAY

● The University of the Third

Age (U3Ael) offers a very

interesting programme of talks

and courses. New members

joining fee is R50. Inquiries:

Gwen at 076-106-4836.

U3A Financial Matters 10-

11am, Indaba Room, The

Valley. Inquiries: John on 082-

721-6072.

F R I DAY

● Croquet: St Andrew’s Croquet

Club (grounds of EL Golf Club),

Bunker’s Hill. Play begins at

1.45pm every Wednesday,

Friday and Saturday. Visitors are

welcome. Coaching available

and club facilities to hire.

Contact Lyn England on 083-

321-3445.

● Get creative with

Hartspace Creative Art Retreat

in Morgan Bay at Bayview Farm,

from October 21-23. Sessions

are led by art facilitator Kerry-

Lyn Honey. Suitable for all

levels, from beginners to

advanced artists. Contact 082-

934-7723 for more information.

S AT U R DAY

● Croquet: Typos Croquet

Club’s playing times are 1.30pm

T R A U M A’S IMPACT: Mila Kunis portrays Ani Fanelli in the

latest Netflix offering, ‘Luckiest Girl Alive’. Picture: SUPPLIED

GO! REVIEW

Luckiest Girl Alive

on Saturdays and 11am on

Tuesdays. Join the team for a

game or, alternatively, Rob and

Linda are available for training

sessions. Practise equipment is

available at no cost. Call Linda

on 079-507-6680. Typos Club,

Union Avenue.

● Narcotics Anonymous meets

at 22 St Mark Road,

Southernwood, from 7- 8pm.

Call 043-743-4350 for more

information.

● Sat, October 29, from 8am to

12 midday, Halcyon Bubble Fun

Run at Beacon Bay Country

Club.

● Sat, October 29, the East

London Museum presents

‘Night at the museum’, from 4 to

8pm, which includes a host of

activities and a picnic on the

lawn. For bookings, WhatsApp:

082-900-0948.

● Sat, November 5, the

Nahoon Methodist Church

market will offer plenty of food,

fun and games for the kids, and

some early Christmas shopping.

Inquiries: Contact 043-735-

1380 or 083-468-0820.

● Sat, November 5, Diabetes

East London is hosting its final

monthly meeting of the year,

with biokineticist Greg Moses,

starting at 3pm in the Ocean

Terrace Room at the Regent

Hotel.

S U N DAY

● O’Donoghue’s Karaoke Night

every Sunday on 807 Main

Road, Gonubie.

T U E S DAY

● Al-anon family group is a

support group for family and

friends of problem drinkers. If

your life is affected by a

problem drinker, there is help

available. We meet every

Tuesday evening at the

Methodist Church in Hebbe

Street, Cambridge, at 7.30pm.

For more information, contact

Gill at 079-612-8264, or Elsie at

078-628-6311.

W E D N E S DAY

● Narcotics Anonymous at 22

St Mark Road, Southernwood.

From 7pm to 8pm. Inquiries:

Contact 043-743-4350.

● The University of the Third

Age (U3Ael) offers a very

interesting programme of talks

and courses. New members

joining fee is R50. Inquiries:

Gwen on 076-106-4836.

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The Amathole region’s dam levels remain

positive this week, with most at 100% full:

● Bridle Drift Dam – 103%

● Gubu Dam – 100%

● Laing Dam – 101%

● Nahoon Dam – 100%

● Rooikrans Dam – 99.84%

● Wriggleswade Dam – 71.51%

EAST LONDON WEATHER

THURSDAY — HI: 26° - Sunny and cloudy with

slight breeze, late afternoon showers; LO: 17°

FRIDAY — HI: 20° - Cloudy, light rain throughout

theday; LO - 15°

SATURDAY — HI: 20° - Light morning rain, cloudy

rest of the day; LO: 16°

SUNDAY — HI: 25° - Sunny and cloudy in the

morning, strong evening thunderstorm; LO: 18°

M O N DAY — HI: 22° - Cloudy and rainy with heavy

afternoon thunderstorm; LO: 12°

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