The Vampire Boy in Liar, Liar, Vampire
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Mossie
I am Luna van Wyk. A 14 year old girl. This is the story of Mignon "Mossie" Van Wyk, my older sister. Oh and her best friend Adriaan Prinsloo, who I think she should marry. But that's just me. For some weird reason Mossie falls in love with older guys - enter Leon Rossouw - obviously without a shirt. This is a story about love, naturally, but it's more about being a teenager and how rough life can be. It's a story about monsters and running shoes. About letting go and holding on. About friendship. It's a story about my sister and how she learns to fly.
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I am Luna van Wyk. A 14 year old girl. This is the story of Mignon "Mossie" Van Wyk, my older sister. Oh and her best friend Adriaan Prinsloo, who I think she should marry. But that's just me. For some weird reason Mossie falls in love with older guys - enter Leon Rossouw - obviously without a shirt. This is a story about love, naturally, but it's more about being a teenager and how rough life can be. It's a story about monsters and running shoes. About letting go and holding on. About friendship. It's a story about my sister and how she learns to fly.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Phoenix Films
Cast
Darrell James Roodt
Director
Tanika Fourie
Mignon 'Mossie' van Wyk
Deanre Reiners
Adriaan Prinsloo (as Deànré Reiners)
Kiara Fourie
Luna van Wyk
Devon Hofmeyr
Leon Rossouw
Paul du Toit
Johan van Wyk
Elzette Maarschalk
Yvonne Prinsloo
Johan Scholtz
Henk Prinsloo
Erica Wessels
Nicola Prinsloo
Izel Bezuidenhout
Charlene Fourie
Marlee van der Merwe
Lize van Wyk
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