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| Lisa Ray | ... | Miriam | |
| Sheetal Sheth | ... | Amina Harjan | |
| Parvin Dabas | ... | Omar | |
| Nandana Sen | ... | Rehmat | |
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David Dennis | ... | Jacob (as David Denis) |
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Grethe Fox | ... | Madeleine Smith |
| Colin Moss | ... | De Witt | |
| Natalie Becker | ... | Farah | |
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Rajesh Gopie | ... | Sadru |
| Bernard White | ... | Mr. Harjan | |
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Avantika Akerkar | ... | Mrs. Harjan |
| Amber Rose Revah | ... | Begum | |
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Leonie Casanova | ... | Doris |
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Roderick Priestley | ... | Stewart |
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Ethan Sarif-Kattan | ... | Sam |
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A drama centered on two women who engage in a dangerous relationship during South Africa's apartheid era.
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
3 April 2009 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Az észrevétlen világ See more »Filming Locations:
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Opening Weekend USA:
$9,031, 9 November 2008, Limited ReleaseGross USA:
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Written and Performed by Leonie Casanova
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According to director Shamim Sarif when this film was sent for consideration to a film festival in Dubai, the DVD was mailed back to them with a note, which simply stated "the subject matter does not exist". See more »Soundtracks
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If someone has already watched a Shamim Sarif's movie, he could see many differences. They are the result of director's evolution in movie techniques. The color of scene is so vibrant, the dialogue is deeper and the end is something that you can't imagine. What is still the same is her passion for the historical background: South Africa at the beginning of Apartheid era. From the story you can do many reflections: first of all about the racism not only between black and white, but also between mulatto and black. There is another important theme: the homosexuality, a relevant issue in the contemporary society, which it is still considered a taboo. This film is very nice, it is better to watch alone. tin this movie the actress are also more mature in they way they act than in the previous one.