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| − | ''[[Reported Missing / Vermis]]'' was a propaganda film made for the Red Cross, | + | ''[[Reported Missing / Vermis]]'' was a propaganda film made for the Red Cross, in an [[English]] and an [[Afrikaans]] version, the [[Afrikaans]] one being titled ''[[Vermis]]''. |
For more information on this 1940s film, go to the entry for '''''[[Reported Missing / Vermis]]''''' | For more information on this 1940s film, go to the entry for '''''[[Reported Missing / Vermis]]''''' | ||
Revision as of 11:22, 4 March 2023
The title Vermis ("gone missing") can refer to the Afrikaans version of a 1940s war-time propaganda film by Joseph Albrecht (known as Reported Missing in English), or to an Afrikaans radio play by Mari van den Berg (2001).
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Reported Missing / Vermis, a propaganda film by Joseph Albrecht
Reported Missing / Vermis was a propaganda film made for the Red Cross, in an English and an Afrikaans version, the Afrikaans one being titled Vermis.
For more information on this 1940s film, go to the entry for Reported Missing / Vermis
Vermis an Afrikaans radio drama by Mari van den Berg
The original text
Written and submitted for the RSG/Sanlam Radiodramakompetisie ("RSG/Sanlam radio drama competition").
Broadcast history
2001: First broadcast on Radio Sonder Grense's drama programme Radioteater on 12 June, 2001, directed by Terrance April.
Sources
Copy of the typed text for the broadcast, found in the Stellenbosch Drama Department archives in 2022.
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