Paradise Stop Trailer

Paradise Stop Trailer (2011)

"Big guys. Small town." 26 March 2011 90 mins

An honest, South African cop must blur the lines of right and wrong when a businessman -- his best friend -- pulls off a string of freeway heists.

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Cast

Rapulana Seiphemo

as Potso Mogopudi

Kenneth Nkosi

as Ben Khumalo

Vusi Kunene

as The General

International Releases Dates

South Africa 23 July 2010

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