Credited cast: | |||
Nicolas Duvauchelle | ... | Gilles Esteve | |
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Crystal-Donna Roberts | ... | Tiny Solomons |
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Clayton Evertson | ... | Percy Solomons |
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Darren Kelfkens | ... | Capt. Groenewald |
Denise Newman | ... | Mona | |
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Katia Lekarski | ... | Anne Esteve |
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Shelton Salie | ... | Tertian |
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Trudy van Rooy | ... | Lawna |
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Charlton George | ... | Jimmy |
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Nomasanto Tshabalala | ... | Primrose |
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Octavia Meissenheimer | ... | Lesahe |
Carel Nel | ... | Dannie Greyston | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Zenobia Kloppers | ... | Teller |
Gilles and Tiny are both mourning recent deaths. Their grief unites them but hiding beneath the grief are darker shadows that connect their losses.
whilst this movie is not to difficult to sit through for good cinematography and pleasing locations and some useful plot movements ultimately the character resolution/ development which makes a story of this type work is missing. at sff before screening the director assured us the story was complex. cant say id agree it is is fairly linear with most things in the beginning middle end type of script.
do i care about these people?not much. do they reveal new insights for me ?no. tiny is very well directed acted and shot, the male lead sadly is not. as the script doesn't help his case i cant really assess him. if anything the movie reinforces a stereotype of south Africa which again doesn't add much to our existing knowledge or perception.