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Ellen: The Ellen Pakkies Story
Based on true events, the film tells a story of the damaged relationship between a woman and her son, who is addicted to drug abuse. It also narrates the itenary of events that led to the murder of her son, as well as the legal process that followed afterwards.
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Based on true events, the film tells a story of the damaged relationship between a woman and her son, who is addicted to drug abuse. It also narrates the itenary of events that led to the murder of her son, as well as the legal process that followed afterwards.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Amy Jephta
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Runtime:123 minutes
Studio:Moving Billboard Picture Company
Cast
Daryne Joshua
Director
Jill Levenberg
Ellen Pakkies
Jarrid Geduld
Abie Pakkies
Clint Brink
Adrian Samuels
Carmen Maarman
Cheryl
Grant Swanby
Pastor Abrahams
Amrain Ismail-Essop
Leticia Bailey
Russel Savadier
Martin Yodaiken
Elton Landrew
Odneal Pakkies
Gershwin Mias
Rifaat
Ilse Klink
Judge. Von Dheman
St John Alexandre
Mr. Roos
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