[3] In November 2022, Of Good Report opened the Africa Rising International Film Festival (ARIFF) and given "the premier it never had[4]".

The film tells a story of an inappropriate and obsessive romantic relationship between a high school teacher and one of his female student.

[5] Guy Lodge for Variety praised the attempt by Qubeka in the script that captures concerns of post apartheid South Africa that is not based on racial segregation, but violence and patriarchal sexuality.

The adoption of black and white sequence of images, as opposed to coloured was also highlighted as adding a positive uniqueness to the film.

[7] Deborah Young for Hollywood Reporter explained "Qubeka's unconventional talent makes sparks fly in a raw thriller that gently mocks genre and leaves a troubling after-taste".