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Stian Bam | ... | Willem Morkel |
| Charlotte Salt | ... | Katherine Sterndale | |
| Grant Swanby | ... | Colonel Swannel | |
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Albert Maritz | ... | Isak Naude |
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Bok van Blerk | ... | Kommandant Gideon Scheepers |
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Altus Theart | ... | Daniel 'Yster' Malherbe |
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Edwin van der Walt | ... | Marius Prinsloo |
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Gustav Gerdener | ... | Eddie Mijnhardt |
| Rudy Halgryn | ... | Lt. Butler | |
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Albert Pretorius | ... | Gawie Mentz |
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Jaco Muller | ... | Giepie 'Rot' Nel |
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David Louw | ... | Johnny Pienaar |
| Nick Cornwall | ... | Sgt.Skirving | |
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Set in 1901, this period epic follows Willem Morkel - a Boer and family man whose wife and son are murdered during the Anglo-Boer War. Captured as a prisoner of war, Willem must survive incarceration in the notorious St. Helena concentration camp and defeat the ruthless Colonel Swannell, at his own game... Rugby. Written by Dark Matter Studios
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This is a very good film and one that is long overdue. It was enormously healing for me to watch this, having lived in England and being told constantly that the Afrikaner was backward. Of course, it is idealistic, in the sense of evolution and salvation offered to some of the English participants. The English never repented and Emily Hobhouse, heroine as she was, was far in the minority. There was no one to save us by a people intent on wiping us out. The truth is that the awful Australian is made to pay the price for the truly awful misdeeds of the British (directed by the English) in that war. Some reviewers suggested that the Australian ought to have been depicted with greater nuance. Really? Where was the nuance when our women and children were murdered in concentration camps? Where was the nuance when everything we owned was destroyed? Where was the nuance when in excess of 20 000 black South Africans were murdered in even more horrific circumstances in separate (apartheid) concentration camps? With this war having had such an effect on our history and so many English lies and excuses presented about it, this film should be viewed, not only by every South African, but by every citizen of every colonially oppressed country as well as the Germans, French, Dutch and citizens of the five eyes nations.