“The Whiteboard”: A Little to No Dialogue Film With Characters that tell an Endearing LGBTQ Story.
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Lisa discovers a long-held family secret and heads to France looking for answers, which yield unexpected results.
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Lisa discovers a long-held family secret and heads to France looking for answers, which yield unexpected results.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Tina Kruger
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Times Media Films
Cast
Paul Kruger, Anel Stolp
Director
Lika Berning
Lise le Roux
Thierry Ballarin
Jean-Pierre Baptiste
Deon Lotz
Izak le Roux
Heléne Lombard
Ellen van der Merwe
Paul du Toit
Theo Human
Roberta Fox
Anna Baptiste
Trudi Conradie
Babette Baptiste
Lochner De Kock
Alexandre du Bois (Old)
Tony Caprari
Jeweler
Willemien Rust
Aimee
Diani Gernandt
Marion
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