

Shooting Bokkie
Synopsis
Film crew document a week in the life of a juvenile courier running for gangs in the ghettos of 'The Cape Flats', in Cape Town. The drugs he delivers. The stores he robs. The people he kills.
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SHOOTING BOKKIE - Feature Trailer
Type: Trailer • Published 2015-02-10
Top Cast
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Göteborg Film Festival
Festival / Special Debut
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Rob De Mezieres, Adam Rist
- Screenplay & Story
- John Fredericks, Rob De Mezieres, Adam Rist
- Original Title
- Shooting Bokkie
- Country of Origin
- South Africa
- Spoken Languages
- Afrikaans, English
- Runtime
- 1h 12m
- Production Studios
- Dark Continent Pictures
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Rob De Mezieres, Adam Rist
John Fredericks, Rob De Mezieres, Adam Rist
Department Leadership Roster
Rob De Mezieres
Director
John Fredericks
Writer
Rob De Mezieres
Writer
Adam Rist
Director
Adam Rist
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Shooting Bokkie
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Shooting Bokkie about?
Film crew document a week in the life of a juvenile courier running for gangs in the ghettos of 'The Cape Flats', in Cape Town. The drugs he delivers. The stores he robs. The people he kills.
Who directed Shooting Bokkie?
Shooting Bokkie was directed by Rob De Mezieres, Adam Rist.
Who stars in Shooting Bokkie?
The principal cast of Shooting Bokkie includes Christo Davids, Charlton George.
When was Shooting Bokkie released and how long is it?
Shooting Bokkie was released in 2003 with a total runtime of 1h 12m.




















