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| − | ''[[Noem My Skollie]]'' is a film written by [[John Fredericks]] and [[John W. Fredericks]], directed by [[Daryne Joshua]]. | + | ''[[Noem My Skollie]]'' ("call me Skollie") is a film written by [[John Fredericks]] and [[John W. Fredericks]], directed by [[Daryne Joshua]]. |
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| − | Known as ''[[Call me Thief]]'' in English, or often found bilingually as ''[[Noem My Skollie: Call Me Thief]]'' | + | 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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The script written by [[John Fredericks]] and [[John W. Fredericks]], directed by [[Daryne Joshua]]. | The script written by [[John Fredericks]] and [[John W. Fredericks]], directed by [[Daryne Joshua]]. | ||
Revision as of 08:49, 18 February 2018
Noem My Skollie ("call me Skollie") is a film written by John Fredericks and John W. Fredericks, directed by Daryne Joshua.
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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.
The script written by John Fredericks and John W. Fredericks, directed by Daryne Joshua.
Released in 2016, it was the official submission of South Africa for the 'Best Foreign Language Film' category of the 89th Academy Awards in 2017.
