“Buddy” and Analogue Horror
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The Endless River
A young waitress welcomes her husband home to the small South African town of Riviersonderend (Endless River) after his four-year jail sentence. At first it appears their plans for a new life together are finally being realized. But when the family of a foreigner living on a nearby farm is brutally murdered, the young woman and the grieving widower begin gravitating towards each other. Trapped in a cycle of violence and bloodshed, the two form an unlikely bond seeking to transcend their mutual anger, pain and loneliness.
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A young waitress welcomes her husband home to the small South African town of Riviersonderend (Endless River) after his four-year jail sentence. At first it appears their plans for a new life together are finally being realized. But when the family of a foreigner living on a nearby farm is brutally murdered, the young woman and the grieving widower begin gravitating towards each other. Trapped in a cycle of violence and bloodshed, the two form an unlikely bond seeking to transcend their mutual anger, pain and loneliness.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Oliver Hermanus
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Moonlighting Films, Swift Productions
Cast
Oliver Hermanus
Director
Nicolas Duvauchelle
Gilles Esteve
Crystal-Donna Roberts
Tiny Solomons
Clayton Evertson
Percy Solomons
Denise Newman
Mona
Darren Kelfkens
Capt. Groenewald
Carel Nel
Dannie Greyston
Katia Lekarski
Anne Esteve
Shelton Salie
Tertian
Trudy van Rooy
Lawna
Charlton George
Jimmy
Nomasanto Tshabalala
Primrose
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