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Double Premiere: Zenobia Kloppers Dominates Global Streaming This Friday

Double Premiere: Zenobia Kloppers Dominates Global Streaming This Friday

South African-Namibian actress Zenobia Kloppers is achieving a feat almost unheard of in the entertainment industry: two major film premieres on two different global streaming…

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Eniola Emmanuel
Published
Thu, 16 April 2026
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1 minutes

South African-Namibian actress Zenobia Kloppers is achieving a feat almost unheard of in the entertainment industry: two major film premieres on two different global streaming platforms on the same day. This Friday, fans can see her range in Netflix’s crime thriller ‘180’ and Tubi’s reality-bending horror ‘Hive.’

In ‘180,’ Kloppers plays Grace, a grieving mother caught in the fallout of a violent road rage incident. The film, which boasts a powerhouse cast including Warren Masemola and Fana Mokoena, explores moral complexity in the aftermath of trauma. Conversely, in ‘Hive,’ she stars alongside Xochitl Gomez as Frances, a grounded babysitter who suspects a sinister force is hidden in plain sight. “To be part of two international releases on the same day is something I don’t take for granted,” Kloppers said.

Known for her award-winning performance in ‘Fiela se Kind’ and her recent international debut in Season 3 of ‘The Wheel of Time,’ Kloppers continues to prove that African talent is versatile and globally competitive. Her double premiere is a celebration of a career built on range, from Cape Town’s musical theater stages to the front lines of the streaming revolution.

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