The River Used to Be a Man
Sep 07, 2012 · 1h 20m
Director
Jan ZabeilOverview
A young German travels in Botswana. On the banks of a river, he meets an old fisherman who takes him deep into the wilderness in his wooden boat. The next morning, he finds himself alone in a seemingly endless river delta. After days of wandering, he arrives in a village far from civilisation, but his odyssey never ends. More and more, he loses control in the impassability of a foreign culture.
Cast of The River Used to Be a Man
Crew of The River Used to Be a Man
About The River Used to Be a Man
What is The River Used to Be a Man about?
A young German travels in Botswana. On the banks of a river, he meets an old fisherman who takes him deep into the wilderness in his wooden boat. The next morning, he finds himself alone in a seemingly endless river delta. After days of wandering, he arrives in a village far from civilisation, but his odyssey never ends. More and more, he loses control in the impassability of a foreign culture.
When was The River Used to Be a Man released?
The River Used to Be a Man was released on September 7, 2012.
How long is The River Used to Be a Man?
The River Used to Be a Man runs 1 hour 20 minutes (80 minutes).
Who directed The River Used to Be a Man?
The River Used to Be a Man was directed by Jan Zabeil.
Who is in the cast of The River Used to Be a Man?
The cast of The River Used to Be a Man includes Alexander Fehling, Obusentswe Dreamar Manyim, Nx'apa Motswai, Sariqo Sakega and Babotsa Sax'twee.