'You People' is as Glossy and Uneven as its Predecessors
Another uneven "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" redux that says nothing novel about its subject matter.
Blink Stefaans
Fanus is a nerdy sound technician who is never noticed by anyone, and especially not by the boss’s pretty but temperamental daughter, Linda. All this changes with the arrival of alter ego 'Blink Stefaans', who has plenty of advice for Fanus, from how to be more assertive to how to dress. 'Blink' translates to bright or shiny. Suddenly Fanus life changes into a roller-coaster ride of ups and downs. Blink Stefaans, in this gentle romantic comedy.
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Fanus is a nerdy sound technician who is never noticed by anyone, and especially not by the boss’s pretty but temperamental daughter, Linda. All this changes with the arrival of alter ego 'Blink Stefaans', who has plenty of advice for Fanus, from how to be more assertive to how to dress. 'Blink' translates to bright or shiny. Suddenly Fanus life changes into a roller-coaster ride of ups and downs. Blink Stefaans, in this gentle romantic comedy.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Jans Rautenbach
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Jans Rautenbach
Director
Regardt van den Bergh
Fanus / Blink Stefaans
Zoli Marki
Chrissie Hofmeyer
Jana Cilliers
Linda Rossouw
George Ballot
Louis van Schalkwyk
Zack du Plessis
JP de Villiers
Dana Niehaus
'Konsertina' Rossouw
At Botha
Herman Engelbrecht
Trix Pienaar
Ballet Mistress
Janice Honeyman
Advertising Agent
Willie Esterhuizen
Dog Trainer
Paul Malherbe
Magistrate
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