The Angel, the Bicycle and the Chinaman's Finger (1992)
Based on Nicholas Ellenbogen's play of A Nativity, the trilingual (Afrikaans, English and Zulu) film tells a hilarious story about a government backed effort to put on a multiracial production of a play production of a nativity play by the local post office's staff in a tiny backwater village, on the eve of the new democracy.
Directors: Nicholas Ellenbogen, Koos Roets.
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Brendan Grealy as Corrie Campbell |
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Ellis Pearson as Half-Jack |
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Madoda Ncayiyana as Sam (Matluputu) |
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Liz Szymczak as Monica |
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Greg Melvill-Smith as Cronin |
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Regardt van den Bergh as Major Claude du Plessis |
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Neill Solomon as Leek the Greek |
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Claire Wrogemann as Visstok (Miriam) |
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Anthony Stevens as Marley Man Malay |
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Bhekwi Mkhwane as Jerry |
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Anthony Reade as Half-Head |
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Sophie Mgcina as Ella |
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Lindelani Buthelezi as Thulani |
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Miems de Bruyn as Ivy Campbell |
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Patricia Sanders as Mrs. Toerien |
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Paul Eilers as Minister of Posts and Telecommunications |
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Sandra Ferreira as Koekie |
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Colin Wing as Fuginugi |
| Directing | Nicholas Ellenbogen | Director |
| Directing | Koos Roets | Director |
| Writing | Nicholas Ellenbogen | Writer |
| Writing | John Cundill | Writer |
| Writing | P.G. du Plessis | Writer |
| Production | Katinka Heyns | Producer |
| Production | Ian Ross | Line Producer |
| Production | Edgar Bold | Executive Producer |
| Production | Riaan du Plessis | Associate Producer |
| Production | Carl Fischer | Executive Producer |
| Production | Anton Hayward | Associate Producer |
