“The key conflict that The Trek explores is the oldest one of them all: the struggle over land. Both sides in this conflict stand to lose everything and there’s a feeling of inevitability as each step on their journey strips them of more of their humanity. I think this speaks to the loss of innocence that the colonial project brought about and the importance of looking back so as not to let history repeat itself” – Meekaaeel Adam

“While our reimagining features new, exciting plot elements that give the film many bizarre twists and turns, the core of the film lies with our diverse and unique cast of characters. As a director, I am very character centric and I can’t wait to see our strange and hilarious ensemble on screen together as they navigate the hostile streets of Cape Town.” – Ryan Kruger

“I’ve never been one to hold the audience’s hand and guide them towards a set conclusion. The final (and most important) creative exchange in the filmmaking process happens between the audience and the film itself – and I believe this should happen as freely and organically as every other step in the process” – James C. Williamson

“I’ll be the first to say: this movie isn’t going to please everyone! It’s weird, it’s edgy and it can be a harrowing viewing experience for a lot of people. I am confident, however, that audiences have never seen a movie like this one. People who are looking for something mind-bending and completely different will be in for a treat” – Ryan Kruger