The Recce - Revision history

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 Written and directed by [[Johannes Ferdinand Van Zyl]]	with [[Greg Kriek]], [[Christia Visser]], [[Grant Swanby]], [[Maurice Carpede]], [[Marius Weyers]], [[Albert Maritz]], [[Karlé Briedenhann]], [[Sonni Chidiebere]], [[Elsabé Daneel]], [[Alan Hayward]] and [[DeVille Vannik]].
-Produced by [[Minki Fourie]] and [[Jac Williams]], music by
+Produced for [[Man Makes a Picture Productions]] by [[Minki Fourie]] and [[Jac Williams]], music by [[Graham Ward]], cinematography by [[Jacques van Tonder]], editing by [[Jacques le Roux]] and [[Ronelle Loots]], production design by [[Pieter Bosman]] and costume design by [[Nico Nigrini]].
 Released in South Africa on 28 September, 2018 and in Japan (as ''[[RECCE]]'')

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 Produced by [[Minki Fourie]] and [[Jac Williams]], music by
 [[Graham Ward]], cinematography by [[Jacques van Tonder]], editing by [[Jacques le Roux]] and [[Ronelle Loots]], production design by [[Pieter Bosman]] and costume design by [[Nico Nigrini]].
 ==Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc==

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−	[[The Recce]] is a film by [[Johannes Ferdinand Van Zyl]].	+	''[[The Recce]]'' is a film by [[Johannes Ferdinand Van Zyl]].

	Also known simply as '''''[[Recce]]'''''. The title is taken from the word used in the South African bush war of the 1970s-1980s to refer to someone sent out "on reconnaissance".		Also known simply as '''''[[Recce]]'''''. The title is taken from the word used in the South African bush war of the 1970s-1980s to refer to someone sent out "on reconnaissance".

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 [[The Recce]] is a film by [[Johannes Ferdinand Van Zyl]].
-Also known as [[Recce]]. The title is taken from the word used in the South African bush war of the 1970s-1980s to refer to someone sent out "on reconnaissance".
+Also known simply as '''''[[Recce]]'''''. The title is taken from the word used in the South African bush war of the 1970s-1980s to refer to someone sent out "on reconnaissance".
 == The film ==

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-[[The Recce]] is a film by
+[[The Recce]] is a film by [[Johannes Ferdinand Van Zyl]].
 Also known as [[Recce]]. The title is taken from the word used in the South African bush war of the 1970s-1980s to refer to someone sent out "on reconnaissance".
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 == The film ==
+Set in 1981, it tells of a recce, [[Henk Viljoen]], wrongfully declared killed in action behind enemy lines on the Angolan front and abandoned by his superiors. So his life becomes a race against all odds to survive, withs his mental and physical abilities tried to their limits as he navigates his way through the war zone to make his way home.
 Written and directed by [[Johannes Ferdinand Van Zyl]]	with [[Greg Kriek]], [[Christia Visser]], [[Grant Swanby]], [[Maurice Carpede]], [[Marius Weyers]], [[Albert Maritz]], [[Karlé Briedenhann]], [[Sonni Chidiebere]], [[Elsabé Daneel]], [[Alan Hayward]] and [[DeVille Vannik]].

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	Set in 1981, it tells of a recce, [[Henk Viljoen]], wrongfully declared killed in action behind enemy lines on the Anglolan front and abandoned by his superiors. So his life becomes a race against all odds to survive, withs his mental and physical abilities tried to their limits as he navigates his way through the war zone to make his way home.		Set in 1981, it tells of a recce, [[Henk Viljoen]], wrongfully declared killed in action behind enemy lines on the Anglolan front and abandoned by his superiors. So his life becomes a race against all odds to survive, withs his mental and physical abilities tried to their limits as he navigates his way through the war zone to make his way home.
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		+	Written and directed by [[Johannes Ferdinand Van Zyl]] with [[Greg Kriek]], [[Christia Visser]], [[Grant Swanby]], [[Maurice Carpede]], [[Marius Weyers]], [[Albert Maritz]], [[Karlé Briedenhann]], [[Sonni Chidiebere]], [[Elsabé Daneel]], [[Alan Hayward]] and [[DeVille Vannik]].
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		+	Produced by [[Minki Fourie]] and [[Jac Williams]], music by
		+	[[Graham Ward]], cinematography by [[Jacques van Tonder]], editing by [[Jacques le Roux]] and [[Ronelle Loots]], production design by [[Pieter Bosman]] and costume design by [[Nico Nigrini]].

	==Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc==		==Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc==

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	Set in 1981, it tells of a recce, [[Henk Viljoen]], wrongfully declared killed in action behind enemy lines on the Anglolan front and abandoned by his superiors. So his life becomes a race against all odds to survive, withs his mental and physical abilities tried to their limits as he navigates his way through the war zone to make his way home.		Set in 1981, it tells of a recce, [[Henk Viljoen]], wrongfully declared killed in action behind enemy lines on the Anglolan front and abandoned by his superiors. So his life becomes a race against all odds to survive, withs his mental and physical abilities tried to their limits as he navigates his way through the war zone to make his way home.
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	==Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc==		==Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc==

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-[[Recce]] is a film by
+[[The Recce]] is a film by
-Also known as [[The Recce]] in English
+Also known as [[Recce]].
 Set in 1981, it tells of a recce, [[Henk Viljoen]], wrongfully declared killed in action behind enemy lines on the Anglolan front and abandoned by his superiors. So his life becomes a race against all odds to survive, withs his mental and physical abilities tried to their limits as he navigates his way through the war zone to make his way home.
 https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6220002/?ref_=ttfc_fc_tt