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 ''Stander (2003) – Awards''. [[IMDb]]. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0326208/awards/. Date accessed 1 July 2026.
-''Stander''. [[ApolloMedia Film Management GmbH]]. https://apollomedia.de/portfolio/stander/. Date accessed 1 July 2026.
+''Stander''. ApolloMedia Film Management GmbH. https://apollomedia.de/portfolio/stander/. Date accessed 1 July 2026.
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]].

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 ==Production credits==
-The film was produced by [[Martin Katz]], [[Chris Roland]], and [[Julia Verdin]]. It was directed by [[Bronwen Hughes]]. The original score was composed by [[Free Association]]. The production companies were [[ApolloMedia]], [[BluePrint Film]], [[Bellerose Films]], [[Stander Productions]], and [[Film Afrika Worldwide]].
+The film was produced by [[Martin Katz]], [[Chris Roland]], and [[Julia Verdin]]. It was directed by [[Bronwen Hughes]]. The original score was composed by Free Association.
 ==Cast==

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 ==Cast==
-The principal cast includes [[Thomas Jane]] as André Stander, [[David O'Hara]] as Allan Heyl, [[Dexter Fletcher]] as Lee McCall, [[Deborah Kara Unger]] as Bekkie Stander, [[Ashley Taylor]] as Cor van Deventer, [[Marius Weyers]] as General Stander, [[At Botha]] as General Viljoen, [[Lionel Newton]] as Sergeant Smit, and [[Sean Else]] as Ed Janis.
+The principal cast includes [[Thomas Jane]] as André Stander, David O'Hara as Allan Heyl, Dexter Fletcher as Lee McCall, Deborah Kara Unger as Bekkie Stander, [[Ashley Taylor]] as Cor van Deventer, [[Marius Weyers]] as General Stander, [[At Botha]] as General Viljoen, [[Lionel Newton]] as Sergeant Smit, and [[Sean Else]] as Ed Janis.
 ==Awards==

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 ==Production credits==
-The film was produced by [[Martin Katz]], [[Chris Roland]], and [[Julia Verdin]]. It was directed by [[Bronwen Hughes]]. The original score was composed by [[The Free Association]]. The production companies were [[ApolloMedia]], [[BluePrint Film]], [[Bellerose Films]], [[Stander Productions]], and [[Film Afrika Worldwide]].
+The film was produced by [[Martin Katz]], [[Chris Roland]], and [[Julia Verdin]]. It was directed by [[Bronwen Hughes]]. The original score was composed by [[Free Association]]. The production companies were [[ApolloMedia]], [[BluePrint Film]], [[Bellerose Films]], [[Stander Productions]], and [[Film Afrika Worldwide]].
 ==Cast==

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 ==Synopsis==
-The film is based on the true story of South African police captain [[André Stander]], who becomes disillusioned with the apartheid system after witnessing and participating in its violence. He secretly embarks on a series of daring bank robberies while continuing to serve as a police officer. After forming the notorious "Stander Gang" with fellow criminals [[Allan Heyl]] and [[Lee McCall]], he becomes one of South Africa's most wanted fugitives before his eventual capture and escape.
+The film is based on the true story of South African police captain André Stander, who becomes disillusioned with the apartheid system after witnessing and participating in its violence. He secretly embarks on a series of daring bank robberies while continuing to serve as a police officer. After forming the notorious "Stander Gang" with fellow criminals Allan Heyl and Lee McCall, he becomes one of South Africa's most wanted fugitives before his eventual capture and escape.
 ==Production credits==

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:20, 1 July 2026
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−	~~A 2003 film~~ [~~http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stander_%28film%29] about the 1980's South African bank robber and ex-policeman Captain André Stander~~ [~~http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andre_Stander] and the infamous "~~Stander ~~Gang". Directed by [[Bronwen Hughes~~]]~~, with~~ [[~~Thomas Jane~~]] ~~as André Stander~~.	+	[[Stander]] (2003) is a film written by [[Bima Stagg]].

	Also see: ''[[Stander: Alle Paaie Lei na Fort Lauderdale]]'', the South African one-man stage play.		Also see: ''[[Stander: Alle Paaie Lei na Fort Lauderdale]]'', the South African one-man stage play.
		+
		+	==Synopsis==
		+	The film is based on the true story of South African police captain [[André Stander]], who becomes disillusioned with the apartheid system after witnessing and participating in its violence. He secretly embarks on a series of daring bank robberies while continuing to serve as a police officer. After forming the notorious "Stander Gang" with fellow criminals [[Allan Heyl]] and [[Lee McCall]], he becomes one of South Africa's most wanted fugitives before his eventual capture and escape.
		+
		+	==Production credits==
		+	The film was produced by [[Martin Katz]], [[Chris Roland]], and [[Julia Verdin]]. It was directed by [[Bronwen Hughes]]. The original score was composed by [[The Free Association]]. The production companies were [[ApolloMedia]], [[BluePrint Film]], [[Bellerose Films]], [[Stander Productions]], and [[Film Afrika Worldwide]].
		+
		+	==Cast==
		+	The principal cast includes [[Thomas Jane]] as André Stander, [[David O'Hara]] as Allan Heyl, [[Dexter Fletcher]] as Lee McCall, [[Deborah Kara Unger]] as Bekkie Stander, [[Ashley Taylor]] as Cor van Deventer, [[Marius Weyers]] as General Stander, [[At Botha]] as General Viljoen, [[Lionel Newton]] as Sergeant Smit, and [[Sean Else]] as Ed Janis.
		+
		+	==Awards==
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		+	[[Genie Awards]] (2005) – Nominated for Best Achievement in Direction ([[Bronwen Hughes]]).
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		+	[[Golden Trailer Awards]] (2005) – Nominated for Golden Fleece.
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		+	[[Chlotrudis Awards]] (2005) – Nominated for Buried Treasure.
		+	==Sources==
		+	''Stander (2003)''. [[IMDb]]. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0326208/. Date accessed 1 July 2026.
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		+	''Stander (2003) – Full Cast & Crew''. [[IMDb]]. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0326208/fullcredits/. Date accessed 1 July 2026.
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		+	''Stander (2003) – Awards''. [[IMDb]]. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0326208/awards/. Date accessed 1 July 2026.
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		+	[[Source]] ''Stander''. ApolloMedia Film Management GmbH. https://apollomedia.de/portfolio/stander/. Date accessed 1 July 2026.
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		+	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]].
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		+	== Return to ==
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		+	Return to [[South_African_Films]]
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		+	Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
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		+	Return to [[Main Page]]

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−	A 2003 film [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stander_%28film%29] about the 1980's South African bank robber and ex-policeman Captain André Stander and the infamous "Stander Gang". Directed by [[Bronwen Hughes]], with [[Thomas Jane]] as André Stander.	+	A 2003 film [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stander_%28film%29] about the 1980's South African bank robber and ex-policeman Captain André Stander [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andre_Stander] and the infamous "Stander Gang". Directed by [[Bronwen Hughes]], with [[Thomas Jane]] as André Stander.

	Also see: ''[[Stander: Alle Paaie Lei na Fort Lauderdale]]'', the South African one-man stage play.		Also see: ''[[Stander: Alle Paaie Lei na Fort Lauderdale]]'', the South African one-man stage play.

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−	A 2003 film about the 1980's South African bank robber and ex-policeman Captain André Stander and the infamous "Stander Gang". Directed by [[Bronwen Hughes]], with [[Thomas Jane]] as André Stander.	+	A 2003 film [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stander_%28film%29] about the 1980's South African bank robber and ex-policeman Captain André Stander and the infamous "Stander Gang". Directed by [[Bronwen Hughes]], with [[Thomas Jane]] as André Stander.

−	Also see: ''[[Stander: Alle Paaie Lei na Fort Lauderdale]]'', the one-man stage play.	+	Also see: ''[[Stander: Alle Paaie Lei na Fort Lauderdale]]'', the South African one-man stage play.

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−	A 2003 ~~South African biographical television~~ film about the 1980's South African bank robber and ex-policeman Captain André Stander and the infamous "Stander Gang". Directed by [[Bronwen Hughes]], with [[Thomas Jane]] as André Stander.	+	A 2003 film about the 1980's South African bank robber and ex-policeman Captain André Stander and the infamous "Stander Gang". Directed by [[Bronwen Hughes]], with [[Thomas Jane]] as André Stander.

	Also see: ''[[Stander: Alle Paaie Lei na Fort Lauderdale]]'', the one-man stage play.		Also see: ''[[Stander: Alle Paaie Lei na Fort Lauderdale]]'', the one-man stage play.