Die Wonderwerker tells the story of Eugène Marais, a famous Afrikaans writer, poet and researcher. The story focuses on the few months he spends on the Van Rooyen's farm, where he falls in love with the 19-year-old Jane Brayshaw.
Katinka Heyns
Director
Dawid Minnaar
Eugène Marais
Elize Cawood
Maria van Rooyen
Marius Weyers
Gys van Rooyen
Anneke Weidemann
Jane Brayshaw 1908
Erica Wessels
Jane Brayshaw 1934
Kaz McFadden
Adriaan van Rooyen
Sandra Kotze
Hessie van Deventer
Cobus Rossouw
Jos van Deventer
Rika Sennett
Mrs. Hotine
Amor Tredoux
Alice
Lika Berning
Annie
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