Jans Rautenbach
Director
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Jans Rautenbach was a South African screenwriter, film producer, and director, regarded as a pioneer of modern South African cinema. Originally trained as a clinical psychologist, he transitioned into filmmaking, working initially for Jamie Uys Film Productions. Rautenbach's directorial debut, Die Kandidaat (1968), was controversial for its perceived criticism of the apartheid system and faced censorship. His other significant works include Katrina (1969) and Jannie Totsiens (1970), which are noted for their bold storytelling and social commentary. After a hiatus, he returned to filmmaking with Abraham (2015), which was well-received at the South African box office. Rautenbach passed away in Mossel Bay on November 2, 2016, leaving a lasting impact on South African cinema.
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Blink Stefaans
Escritor, Director
Niemand weint für immer
Director
Katrina
Director
Die Kandidaat
Historia, Director
Eendag op 'n Reëndag
Director, Escritor
Broer Matie
Productor, Director, Escritor
Abraham
Escritor, Director
Ongewenste Vreemdeling
Guionista, Director
Pappa Lap 'n Verhaal van n pa en sy dogter
Director