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 [[Philip Markgraaff]] was the production manager and [[Bob Frazer]] was responsible for set construction. [[Cas Odendaal]] and [[Robin Prior]] were responsible for sound. The assistant camera was [[Uwe Beckmann]] and [[Andrie Janson]] was the costumer.
-The assistant editor was [[Diana Friedberg]] (as [[Diana Ginsberg]]) and [[Katinka Waterborg]] was responsible for continuity. The help of the following additional crew was also enlisted: [[Sias Odendaal]] for titles; [[Bertrand Retief]] and [[Tobie Winterback]] for marketing and publicity; and [[Willem van der Merwe]] as an administrative manager.
+The assistant editor was [[Diana Friedberg]] (as [[Diana Ginsburg]]) and [[Katinka Waterborg]] was responsible for continuity. The help of the following additional crew was also enlisted: [[Sias Odendaal]] for titles; [[Bertrand Retief]] and [[Tobie Winterback]] for marketing and publicity; and [[Willem van der Merwe]] as an administrative manager.
 ==The cast==

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 [[Philip Markgraaff]] was the production manager and [[Bob Frazer]] was responsible for set construction. [[Cas Odendaal]] and [[Robin Prior]] were responsible for sound. The assistant camera was [[Uwe Beckmann]] and [[Andrie Janson]] was the costumer.
-The assistant editoro was [[Diana Friedberg]] (as [[Diana Ginsberg]]) and [[Katinka Waterborg]] was responsible for continuity. The help of the following additional crew was also enlisted: [[Sias Odendaal]] for titles; [[Bertrand Retief]] and [[Tobie Winterback]] for marketing and publicity; and [[Willem van der Merwe]] as an administrative manager.
+The assistant editor was [[Diana Friedberg]] (as [[Diana Ginsberg]]) and [[Katinka Waterborg]] was responsible for continuity. The help of the following additional crew was also enlisted: [[Sias Odendaal]] for titles; [[Bertrand Retief]] and [[Tobie Winterback]] for marketing and publicity; and [[Willem van der Merwe]] as an administrative manager.
 ==The cast==

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 ==Sources==
-https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2034612/fullcredits
+https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2035621/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_cl_sm
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 ==The cast==
-The cast includes [[Chris du Toit]] ("Tien Fouché"), [[Clasie Botha]] ("Nelia Bell"), [[Franz Marx]] ("Niekie Coetzee"), [[Maryann Johnston]] ("San"), [[Tony Jay]] ("Prof. Ivan Ullman"), [[Tromp Terre'blanche]] ("Hempel, State Prosecutor"), [[François van Heyningen]] ("Advocate Dreyer"), [[Naomi van Niekerk]] ("Mrs. Bell"), [[Gert van Tonder]] {"Charlie Simmons"), [[Fritz van Lingen]] ("Det. Sgt. van Schalkwyk"), [[Kas van den Bergh]] ("Judge"), [[David Gotham]] ("Delaney"), [[Gideon Roos]] ("Mr Bell.).
+The cast includes [[Chris du Toit]] ("Tien Fouché"), [[Clasie Botha]] ("Nelia Bell"), [[Franz Marx]] ("Niekie Coetzee"), [[Maryann Johnston]] ("San"), [[Tony Jay]] ("Prof. Ivan Ullman"), [[Tromp Terre'blanche]] ("Hempel, State Prosecutor"), [[François van Heyningen]] ("Advocate Dreyer"), [[Naomi van Niekerk]] ("Mrs. Bell"), [[Gert van Tonder]] {"Charlie Simmons"), [[Fritz van Lingen]] ("Det. Sgt. van Schalkwyk"), [[Kas van den Bergh]] ("Judge"), [[David Gotham]] ("Delaney"), [[Gideon Roos]] ("Mr Bell.), [[Sann de Lange]] ("Matron") (uncredited) and [[Danie Smuts]] ("voice of Prof. Ivan Ullman") (uncredited).
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 ==The cast==
-The cast includes [[Chris du Toit]] ("Tien Fouché"0, [[Clasie Botha]] ("Nelia Bell"), [[Franz Marx]] ("Niekie Coetzee"), [[Maryann Johnston]] ("San"), [[Tony Jay]] ("Prof. Ivan Ullman"), [[Tromp Terre'blanche]] ("Hempel, State Prosecutor"), [[François van Heyningen]] ("Advocate Dreyer"), [[Naomi van Niekerk]] ("Mrs. Bell"), [[Gert van Tonder]] {"Charlie Simmons"), [[Fritz van Lingen]] ("Det. Sgt. van Schalkwyk"), [[Kas van den Bergh]] ("Judge"), [[David Gotham]] ("Delaney"), [[Gideon Roos]] ("Mr Bell.).
+The cast includes [[Chris du Toit]] ("Tien Fouché"), [[Clasie Botha]] ("Nelia Bell"), [[Franz Marx]] ("Niekie Coetzee"), [[Maryann Johnston]] ("San"), [[Tony Jay]] ("Prof. Ivan Ullman"), [[Tromp Terre'blanche]] ("Hempel, State Prosecutor"), [[François van Heyningen]] ("Advocate Dreyer"), [[Naomi van Niekerk]] ("Mrs. Bell"), [[Gert van Tonder]] {"Charlie Simmons"), [[Fritz van Lingen]] ("Det. Sgt. van Schalkwyk"), [[Kas van den Bergh]] ("Judge"), [[David Gotham]] ("Delaney"), [[Gideon Roos]] ("Mr Bell.).
 ==Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc==

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	[[Philip Markgraaff]] was the production manager and [[Bob Frazer]] was responsible for set construction. [[Cas Odendaal]] and [[Robin Prior]] were responsible for sound. The assistant camera was [[Uwe Beckmann]] and [[Andrie Janson]] was the costumer.		[[Philip Markgraaff]] was the production manager and [[Bob Frazer]] was responsible for set construction. [[Cas Odendaal]] and [[Robin Prior]] were responsible for sound. The assistant camera was [[Uwe Beckmann]] and [[Andrie Janson]] was the costumer.
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		+	The assistant editoro was [[Diana Friedberg]] (as [[Diana Ginsberg]]) and [[Katinka Waterborg]] was responsible for continuity. The help of the following additional crew was also enlisted: [[Sias Odendaal]] for titles; [[Bertrand Retief]] and [[Tobie Winterback]] for marketing and publicity; and [[Willem van der Merwe]] as an administrative manager.

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 Production Management was by [[Tommie Meyer]], [[Bill Venter]] (associate producer) and [[Ben Vlok]]. Additional writing credits are due to [[Tony Jay]], [[Jan Scholtz]], [[Sakkie van der Walt]] and [[Vera Gibson]]. The novel was by [[W.A. de Klerk]].
 Music was by [[Con Lamprecht]] and cinematography by [[Louis de Witt]]. Edting was by [[Louis de Witt]], [[Oscar Burn]] and [[Sias Odendaal]].
+[[Philip Markgraaff]] was the production manager and [[Bob Frazer]] was responsible for set construction. [[Cas Odendaal]] and [[Robin Prior]] were responsible for sound. The assistant camera was [[Uwe Beckmann]] and [[Andrie Janson]] was the costumer.
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 ==Production team==
-It was directed by [[Elmo de Witt]]. The writers of the script were [[A.P. du Plessis]] and [[Elmo de Witt]] and [[Tony Jay]].
+It was directed by [[Elmo de Witt]]. The writers of the script were [[A.P. du Plessis]], [[Elmo de Witt]] and [[Tony Jay]].
-, music by [[Art Heatlie]], cinematography by [[Ivo Pellegrini]] and film editing by [[David de Beyer]].
+Music was by [[Con Lamprecht]] and cinematography by [[Louis de Witt]]. Edting was by [[Louis de Witt]], [[Oscar Burn]] and [[Sias Odendaal]].
-Production Management was by [[André Venter]] and [[Bill Venter]] and the rest of the crew consisted of
 [[Bob Riley]] (assistant director), [[Mary Usmar]] and [[Peter Usmar]] (sound and continuity), [[Hugh Fowler]] (assistant camera), [[Ronnie Wilson]] (still photographer), [[Boet Pretorius]] (music recordings), and [[Brian le Roux]] (titles).
 ==The cast==

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-''[[Sien Jou Môre]]'' is a South African [[Afrikaans]] film by [[Elmo de Witt]] (1935-2008).
+''[[Sien Jou Môre]]'' is a South African [[Afrikaans]] film by [[Elmo de Witt]] that was produced in 1970.
 ==The film==
-When a group of terrorists hold tourists hostage in the Kariba Dam, Captain Caprivi (Will Sealie) and his brave team must perform incredible heroic deeds to try and save them.
+It’s the Sixties and two students, Tien and Nelia, are in love. A friend dies from a drug overdose. Shortly thereafter, the friend’s boyfriend commits suicide. Tien believes that a professor at the local university is responsible for both deaths. A confrontation ensues between the two men which leads to tragedy.
-The film was released in 1973 by [[Brigadiers Films]].
+The film was released in 1970.
 ==Production team==
-Directed by [[Ivan Hall]] and produced by [[Albie Venter]] and [[Madel Venter]], with a script  by [[James Ambrose Brown]] and [[Otto Krause]], music by [[Art Heatlie]], cinematography by [[Ivo Pellegrini]] and film editing by [[David de Beyer]].
+It was directed by [[Elmo de Witt]]. The writers of the script were [[A.P. du Plessis]] and [[Elmo de Witt]] and [[Tony Jay]].
 Production Management was by [[André Venter]] and [[Bill Venter]] and the rest of the crew consisted of