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| Ray Winstone | ... | Arjan van Diemen | |
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Nicholas McGough | ... | Brooke |
| Gareth Reeves | ... | Maj. Pritchard Carlysle | |
| Mark Mitchinson | ... | Saunders | |
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Greg Johnson | ... | Customs Official |
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Jody Brown | ... | Lamplighter |
| Jodie Hillock | ... | Lucy | |
| Temuera Morrison | ... | Kereama | |
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Tim McLachlan | ... | Levin |
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Steve Reinsfield | ... | Drake |
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Stephen Papps | ... | Police Officer |
| Mick Rose | ... | Sergeant Leybourne | |
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Daniel Musgrove | ... | Posse Soldier Renwick |
| Andy Anderson | ... | Bryce | |
| Matthew Sunderland | ... | Posse Soldier Crowther (as Matt Sunderland) | |
An Afrikaner veteran of the Boer War has just immigrated to New Zealand and is hired to track a man accused of killing a soldier. While hunting through the countryside he captures his fugitive, only to learn that he's innocent of the crime. When faced with the life-changing decision to turn him in or set him free only, one man will walk away alive. Written by Elizabeth Obermeier, Marketing Manager
I saw this film for the second time last night and fell in love with it all over again. If you want to lose yourself in a beautifully directed film with the most spellbinding scenery and cinematography, then this movie is a must. Ray Winston keeps that special something that we all love and expect from his acting, the support is by the by, as the two main character make the movie and i would have been happy with just the two of them in the movie. The drawing together of the two main characters story is a stroke of genius, with some very comical moments that made me laugh out loud. You soon learn to love the characters and feel emotional for the pain and suffering they have both experienced and had to learn to overcome. Thanks for a real non-hyped, relaxing film that will stay fresh for years to come.