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| Directed by Bronwen Hughes |
| Canada / South Africa / United Kingdom, 2003 (fiction, 116 minutes, colour, English) |
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Film Description: "André Stander was a smooth talker, jailbreaker, thrill addict and master of disguise. He was also a high-ranking officer in South Africa's Apartheid-era police force who became an outlaw hero when he launched a second career as a bank robber. In her third feature, director Bronwen Hughes unfurls a stunning adaptation of Stander's shocking true story." -- Michèle Maheux (source) |
| Film Credits (partial): | |
| Written by: | Bima Stagg, Bronwen Hughes |
| Produced by: | David E. Allen, Steven Markoff, Izidore Codron, Frank Hubner, Jan Fantl, Martin F. Katz, Chris Roland, Julia Verdin |
| Principal Cast: | Thomas Jane, Dexter Fletcher, David Patrick O'Hara, Deborah Kara Unger, Marius Weyers, Ashley Taylor |
| Cinematography: | Jess Hall |
| Film Editing: | Robert Ivison |
| Music: | The Free Association |
| Production Company: | Grosvenor Park Productions, The Imaginarium, Seven Arts Pictures Ltd. |
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