
Friday's Ghost
Synopsis
It’s been three months since Simon’s father passed away and to date his house has been left abandoned. Simon and Friday arrive one day to find their friend, Ntombi, waiting for them. The trio enter the house to do an inspection, and Friday soon becomes convinced the place is haunted, refusing to be left alone at any time. Simon, not sharing Friday’s supernatural suspicions, finds his friend’s nervousness amusing.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Marcel Joubert
- Screenplay & Story
- Marcel Joubert
- Original Title
- Friday's Ghost
- Country of Origin
- South Africa
- Spoken Languages
- Zulu
- Runtime
- 1h 12m
- Production Studios
- Jaguar Film Distribution
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Marcel Joubert
Marcel Joubert
Marcel Joubert
Steve Hand
Department Leadership Roster
Marcel Joubert
Director
Steve Hand
Producer
Marcel Joubert
Editor
Marcel Joubert
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Friday's Ghost
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Friday's Ghost about?
It’s been three months since Simon’s father passed away and to date his house has been left abandoned. Simon and Friday arrive one day to find their friend, Ntombi, waiting for them. The trio enter the house to do an inspection, and Friday soon becomes convinced the place is haunted, refusing to be left alone at any time. Simon, not sharing Friday’s supernatural suspicions, finds his friend’s nervousness amusing.
Who directed Friday's Ghost?
Friday's Ghost was directed by Marcel Joubert.
Who stars in Friday's Ghost?
The principal cast of Friday's Ghost includes Hector Mathanda, Roy Dlamini, Dumisane Shongwe, Pepsi Mabizela.
When was Friday's Ghost released and how long is it?
Friday's Ghost was released in 1980 with a total runtime of 1h 12m.
