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−	''[[Die Kandidaat~~]]'' is a South African drama film by [[Jans Rautenbach]] and [[Emil Nofal]].~~	+	#REDIRECT [[Die Kandidaat]]
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−	~~Written by [[Jans Rautenbach]] and [[Emil Nofal]] and directed by [[Jans Rautenbach]], the film was released in 1969.~~
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−	~~==The film==~~
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−	~~The film has been described as South Africa's first political thriller and at the time was regarded as critical of the apartheid system and faced censorship by the authorities.~~
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−	It tells the story of a shadowy [[Afrikaner]] nationalist organisation - not so named but strongly suggesting the [[Afrikaner Broederbond]][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afrikaner_Broederbond] (i.e. "Afrikaner brotherhood") and its search for a new director. The board members of the organisation delve into the past of a candidate director whom they are interviewing, and rip it apart in the process. This is a stunning depiction of the deceit and prejudices of power, the liberal and conservative divisions in Afrikaner politics and the ambivalent class position of mixed-race Afrikaners.
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−	~~==The cast==~~
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−	The cast includes [[Gert van den Bergh]] ("Lourens Niemand"), [[Marié du Toit]] ("Paula Neethling"), [[Cobus Rossouw]] ("Anton du Toit"), [[Hermien Dommisse]] ("Anna Volschenk"), [[Roelf Jacobs]] ("Dr. Jan le Roux"), [[Bernadette da Silva]] ("Jackie Smith"), [[Tromp Terre'Blanche]] ("Prof. Hannes van Biljon"), [[Don Leonard]] ("Krisjan"), [[Regardt van den Bergh]] ("Kallie"), [[Jacques Loots]] ("Dominee Perold"), [[Lourens Schultz]] ("H.P. Greeff"), [[Gerrie du Pré]] ("Isak"), [[Wilhelm Esterhuizen]] ("Oom Essie Esterhuizen"), [[Andries Roux]] ("Herman Botha") and [[Madel Venter]] (Receptionist).
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−	~~==Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc==~~
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−	~~==Sources==~~
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−	~~IMDb~~
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−	~~[[WorldCat]] (worldcat.org)~~
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−	~~Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]~~
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−	~~Return to [[South_African_Films]]~~
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−	~~Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]~~
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 ==The cast==
-The cast includes [[Gert van den Bergh]] ("Lourens Niemand"), [[Marié du Toit]] ("Paula Neethling"), [[Cobus Rossouw]] ("Anton du Toit"), [[Hermien Dommisse]] ("Anna Volschenk"), [[Roelf Jacobs]] ("Dr. Jan le Roux"), [[Bernadette da Silva]] ("Jackie Smith"), [[Tromp Terre'blanche]] ("Prof. Hannes van Biljon"), [[Don Leonard]] ("Krisjan"), [[Regardt van den Bergh]] ("Kallie"), [[Jacques Loots]] ("Dominee Perold"), [[Lourens Schultz]] ("H.P. Greeff"), [[Gerrie du Pré]] ("Isak"), [[Wilhelm Esterhuizen]] ("Oom Essie Esterhuizen"), [[Andries Roux]] ("Herman Botha") and [[Madel Venter]] (Receptionist).
+The cast includes [[Gert van den Bergh]] ("Lourens Niemand"), [[Marié du Toit]] ("Paula Neethling"), [[Cobus Rossouw]] ("Anton du Toit"), [[Hermien Dommisse]] ("Anna Volschenk"), [[Roelf Jacobs]] ("Dr. Jan le Roux"), [[Bernadette da Silva]] ("Jackie Smith"), [[Tromp Terre'Blanche]] ("Prof. Hannes van Biljon"), [[Don Leonard]] ("Krisjan"), [[Regardt van den Bergh]] ("Kallie"), [[Jacques Loots]] ("Dominee Perold"), [[Lourens Schultz]] ("H.P. Greeff"), [[Gerrie du Pré]] ("Isak"), [[Wilhelm Esterhuizen]] ("Oom Essie Esterhuizen"), [[Andries Roux]] ("Herman Botha") and [[Madel Venter]] (Receptionist).
 ==Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc==

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 ''[[Die Kandidaat]]'' is a South African drama film by [[Jans Rautenbach]] and [[Emil Nofal]].
-Written by [[Jans Rautenbach]] and [[Emil Nofal]] and directed by [[Jans Rautenbach]], the film wa sreleased in 1969.
+Written by [[Jans Rautenbach]] and [[Emil Nofal]] and directed by [[Jans Rautenbach]], the film was released in 1969.
 ==The film==
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 The film has been described as South Africa's first political thriller and at the time was regarded as critical of the apartheid system and faced censorship by the authorities.
-Telling the story of a shadowy [[Afrikaner]] nationalist organisation - not so named but strongly suggesting the [[Afrikaner Broederbond]][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afrikaner_Broederbond]  (i.e. "Afrikaner brotherhood") and its search for a new director. The board members of the organisation delve into the past of a candidate director whom they are interviewing, and rip it apart in the process. This is a stunning depiction of the deceit and prejudices of power, the liberal and conservative divisions in Afrikaner politics and the ambivalent class position of mixed-race Afrikaners.
+It tells the story of a shadowy [[Afrikaner]] nationalist organisation - not so named but strongly suggesting the [[Afrikaner Broederbond]][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afrikaner_Broederbond]  (i.e. "Afrikaner brotherhood") and its search for a new director. The board members of the organisation delve into the past of a candidate director whom they are interviewing, and rip it apart in the process. This is a stunning depiction of the deceit and prejudices of power, the liberal and conservative divisions in Afrikaner politics and the ambivalent class position of mixed-race Afrikaners.
 ==The cast==

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 The film has been described as South Africa's first political thriller and at the time was regarded as critical of the apartheid system and faced censorship by the authorities.
-Telling the story of a shadowy [[Afrikaner]] nationalist organisation (unnamed but strongly suggesting the [[Afrikaner Broederbond]] , i.e. "brotherhood") and its search for a new director. The board members of the organisation delve into the past of a candidate director whom they are interviewing, and rip it apart in the process. This is a stunning depiction of the deceit and prejudices of power, the liberal and conservative divisions in Afrikaner politics and the ambivalent class position of mixed-race Afrikaners.
+Telling the story of a shadowy [[Afrikaner]] nationalist organisation - not so named but strongly suggesting the [[Afrikaner Broederbond]][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afrikaner_Broederbond]  (i.e. "Afrikaner brotherhood") and its search for a new director. The board members of the organisation delve into the past of a candidate director whom they are interviewing, and rip it apart in the process. This is a stunning depiction of the deceit and prejudices of power, the liberal and conservative divisions in Afrikaner politics and the ambivalent class position of mixed-race Afrikaners.
 ==The cast==

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 The film has been described as South Africa's first political thriller and at the time was regarded as critical of the apartheid system and faced censorship by the authorities.
-Telling the story of a shadowy [[Afrikaner]] nationalist organisation (unnamed but strongly suggesting the [[Afrikaner]] [[Broederbond]] , i.e. "brotherhood") and its search for a new director. The board members of the organisation delve into the past of a candidate director whom they are interviewing, and rip it apart in the process. This is a stunning depiction of the deceit and prejudices of power, the liberal and conservative divisions in Afrikaner politics and the ambivalent class position of mixed-race Afrikaners.
+Telling the story of a shadowy [[Afrikaner]] nationalist organisation (unnamed but strongly suggesting the [[Afrikaner Broederbond]] , i.e. "brotherhood") and its search for a new director. The board members of the organisation delve into the past of a candidate director whom they are interviewing, and rip it apart in the process. This is a stunning depiction of the deceit and prejudices of power, the liberal and conservative divisions in Afrikaner politics and the ambivalent class position of mixed-race Afrikaners.
 ==The cast==

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 IMDb
-WorldCat (worldcat.org)
+[[WorldCat]] (worldcat.org)
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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