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''[[Mamza]]''[ is an Afrikaans film by [[Johan Blignaut]]
 
''[[Mamza]]''[ is an Afrikaans film by [[Johan Blignaut]]
  
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==The film==
  
 
Produced and directed by [[Johan Blignaut]], written by [[Johan Blignaut]] and [[Anthony Wilson]]. The cast inclduuded [[Lulu Strachan]], [[Edward Soudien]], [[Anthony Wilson]],  
 
Produced and directed by [[Johan Blignaut]], written by [[Johan Blignaut]] and [[Anthony Wilson]]. The cast inclduuded [[Lulu Strachan]], [[Edward Soudien]], [[Anthony Wilson]],  
 
[[Lesley Fong]], [[Jennifer Abdul]], [[Schalk Jacobsz]], [[Dorian Soudien]], [[Ernst Eloff]], [[Paul John Myburgh]], [[Leslie Prince]], [[William Abdul]], [[Donovan Davids]], [[Joan de Jongh]], [[Tunisia Fortuin]] and [[Frank Pailman]].
 
[[Lesley Fong]], [[Jennifer Abdul]], [[Schalk Jacobsz]], [[Dorian Soudien]], [[Ernst Eloff]], [[Paul John Myburgh]], [[Leslie Prince]], [[William Abdul]], [[Donovan Davids]], [[Joan de Jongh]], [[Tunisia Fortuin]] and [[Frank Pailman]].
  
Music by [[Colin Kropman]] and [[Paul John Myburgh]] Cinematography by  
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Music by [[Colin Kropman]] and [[Paul John Myburgh]], cinematography by [[Dirk Mostert]], editing by [[Stephen Kriel]] and production design by [[Axel Baumann]].
Dirk Mostert Editing by  
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Stephen Kriel Production Design by  
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Released in South Africa on 25 Octobe, 1985
Axel Baumann
 

Revision as of 08:55, 1 November 2023

Mamza[ is an Afrikaans film by Johan Blignaut

The film

Produced and directed by Johan Blignaut, written by Johan Blignaut and Anthony Wilson. The cast inclduuded Lulu Strachan, Edward Soudien, Anthony Wilson, Lesley Fong, Jennifer Abdul, Schalk Jacobsz, Dorian Soudien, Ernst Eloff, Paul John Myburgh, Leslie Prince, William Abdul, Donovan Davids, Joan de Jongh, Tunisia Fortuin and Frank Pailman.

Music by Colin Kropman and Paul John Myburgh, cinematography by Dirk Mostert, editing by Stephen Kriel and production design by Axel Baumann.

Released in South Africa on 25 Octobe, 1985