Faan's Train
Faan se Trein is about a simple-minded man living in a tiny Karoo community. When his father dies, leaving all his possessions to Faan and the church, greed rears its head and divides the community... Until love restores their sanity.
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Faan se Trein is about a simple-minded man living in a tiny Karoo community. When his father dies, leaving all his possessions to Faan and the church, greed rears its head and divides the community... Until love restores their sanity.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Koos Roets, Pieter Fourie
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Helena Spring Films
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