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| − | ''[[Noem My Skollie]]'' ("call me Skollie") is a film directed by [[Daryne Joshua]].
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| − | ==The film==
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| − | Known as ''[[Call me Thief]]'' in English, or often found bilingually as ''[[Noem My Skollie: Call Me Thief]]'', it is based on the true life story of a young man who becomes a storyteller in jail.
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| − | Based on the experiences of [[John W. Fredericks]], the script written by [[John Fredericks]] and [[John W. Fredericks]], it was produced by [[David Max Brown]] and [[Moshidi Motshegwa]] and directed by [[Daryne Joshua]], with [[Christian Bennett]], [[Dann Jaques Mouton]], [[Tarynn Wyngaard]], [[Sandi Schultz]], [[Gantane Kusch]] and [[Austin Rose]]. The supporting cast included [[Abdruhgamaan Adams]],
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| − | Costume design by [[Emma Moss]],
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| − | Released in August 2016 (South Africa)
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| − | == Awards ==
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| − | The film won 5 Golden Horn Awards in 2017 in the category for Feature Films: Best Actor ([[Dann Jaques Mouton]]), Best Supporting Actor ([[Abdurahgmaan Adams]]), Best Achievement in Costume Design ([[Emma Moss]]), Best Achievement in Make-up and Hair ([[Gaile Shepherd]]) and [[Best Production Design]] ([[Warren Gray]]).
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| − | The film was South Africa's official submission for the ''Best Foreign Language Film'' category of the 89th Academy Awards in 2017.
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| − | == Sources ==
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| − | http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4567500/
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| − | http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4567500/fullcredits
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