A dramatized account of South African gold-medalist Paralympian Oscar Pistorius' rise to fame and his fairytale romance with model Reeva Steenkamp that ended in her untimely death on ...
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| Andreas Damm | ... | Oscar Pistorius | |
| Toni Garrn | ... | Reeva Steenkamp | |
| Timothy Davis | ... | Detective Rynold Bosman | |
| Alphie Hyorth | ... | Col. Schalk Vroom | |
| Kendrick Cross | ... | Jacob Abba | |
| Jean Alexander | ... | June Steenkamp | |
| Guy Messenger | ... | Prosecutor Henry O'Neil | |
| Inga Eiss | ... | Andi Katz (as Inge Uys) | |
| Ashley LeConte Campbell | ... | Danielle Katz | |
| Tim Ware | ... | Lars Dekker | |
| Tommy McNulty | ... | Journalist | |
| Daniel Thomas May | ... | Jonathan Terzi | |
| Caleb J. Spivak | ... | Stephen Terrero | |
| Scott Deckert | ... | Marc (as Scotty Dickert) | |
| Debra Nelson | ... | Judge Uluthando Nandisa (as Debra Nelson Thompson) | |
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A dramatized account of South African gold-medalist Paralympian Oscar Pistorius' rise to fame and his fairytale romance with model Reeva Steenkamp that ended in her untimely death on Valentine's Day, including an inside look at the events leading up to her death and the courtroom trials that followed.
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I had no particular interest but curiosity to watch this movie on TV. In retrospective if anything I probably would have prefered it to have been a fictional work. But it's not and I feel it is a case of "he says, they say". Being a film with some entertainment value being of some priority, one can not criticise too much how dramatised it was. I prefer straight stories with limited flash back. I regret the actor had a very different look than Oscar. And not sure about the South African accent, I thought it should have been a little stronger but, yes, I'm unsure. It was reasonably acted though and as a fiction would have been also reasonably entertaining. I guess I was too busy to analyse the pros and cons of the account about it. But I find it difficult to believe he could have been innocent. I just felt some people who are used to get what they want may stop at nothing to achieve such a goal. He proved this in his sport. I understand his family is suing the film company, obviously in disagreement with it's representation of the facts... However I'm surprised to see so little reviews here and apologise for not really being an objective reviewer and neither being much talented to review at all, yet I love to do it!