Leo Jantjies and the Esports World Championship

13-year-old Leo Jantjies loves playing Theatre of Gods and Heroes (TOGAH). He’d play all day and night if he could – if it weren’t for
nuisances like school and chores. The game has quickly become part of the professional esports scene where teams from around the world
compete for millions of dollars in prize money.
When a clip of Leo playing TOGAH goes viral, he doesn’t expect to be branded the best King Shaka player in the world. But what he really doesn’t expect, is to get a call from a pro team wanting to recruit him for the Esports World Championship in Paris.
Soon Leo, his best friend Fiks, and his sister Lauren jet off to Europe for an adventure none of them thought was possible. Along this journey Leo learns some valuable lessons about himself, and realises there is more to sportsmanship than just prize money.