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Brasse Vannie Kaap
Brasse Vannie Kaap is a captivating and moving documentary film about the iconic South African hip-hop group Brasse Vannie Kaap (BVK) who exploded onto the music scene during the pivotal early years of the new South Africa.
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Brasse Vannie Kaap is a captivating and moving documentary film about the iconic South African hip-hop group Brasse Vannie Kaap (BVK) who exploded onto the music scene during the pivotal early years of the new South Africa.
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Genre:Documentary, Music
Written By:Lauren Scholtz
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Lauren Scholtz
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Ricardo: DJ Azuhl Nunes
Self: Interviewee
Speedo Bboy
Self: Interviewee
Malikah Daniels
Self: Interviewee
Lee Drake
Self - Tribute Show Performer
Emma Isaacs
Self - Tribute Show Performer
Vouks James
Self: Interviewee
David Isaacs
Self: Interviewee
Jacques du Preez
Self: Interviewee
Ramone De Wet
Self: Interviewee
Kurt Darren
Self: Interviewee
Elvina Da Silva
Self - Tribute Show Performer
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