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Pallance Dladla wins his first international acting award

7y By Kwanele Mathebula

Actor Pallance Dladla has won his first international acting award at the New Vision International Film Festival in the Netherlands. The star won the Best African Actor gong for his role on Netflix‘s original thriller, Shadow in which he plays former detective and specialist, Shadrach ‘Shadow’ Khumalo who quit his job to help people who have been failed by the justice system.

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Pallance shared the exciting news on social media. Speaking on the win, he expressed his gratitude sharing in part: “Thank you mama for all your love ❤️ Thank you @newvisioniff for the honor.”

Pallance Dladla wins his first international acting award. Congratulations!

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