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Die Ruiter in die Nag

Name: Die Ruiter in die Nag
Released: 1963
Duration: 95 min

1963 · Released · 95 min

It’s 1901, and at Stilhoek the British are planning to cut off a Boer garrison based in the Free State. An officer ordered to find sympathetic local farmers befriends quiet-spoken Sarel Gereke.

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