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All 17 Jenny Stella Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Are you a fan of Jenny Stella's movies? Then you're in for a treat! In this roundup article, we'll be diving into Jenny Stella's filmography, discussing her most iconic roles, and sharing our top picks. From drama to comedy, we'll give you a comprehensive overview of Jenny Stella's movies that you can't miss!
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"Windprints" (1989) is a riveting thriller set in the racially divided Namibia, where a South African video journalist finds himself caught up in a chilling story of a notorious killer who has been eliminating black laborers with uncanny ease. The killer, Nhadiep, is a legend to both the white farmers and the black laborers due to his extraordinary ability to evade capture. As the journalist delves deeper into the mystery, he must navigate the complex web of racial tensions and political intrigue surrounding the elusive killer.
Experience the thrilling action, crime, and drama of Night of the Cyclone (1990), a chilling tale set on a tropical island. A young woman, drawn into a captivating photo shoot as a model, finds herself entangled in a dangerous mystery when one of her fellow models mysteriously dies. To her shock, the young woman's father, a seasoned cop, arrives on the scene, plunging them both into a dark underworld of forced prostitution and potential sex tourism.
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"The Last Samurai" is an action-packed adventure that transports viewers to a world dominated by ancient traditions and modern dilemmas. Two Japanese businessmen, embarking on a spiritual vision quest, find themselves caught in the midst of a local guerrilla leader's power struggle in Africa.
Unleash the chills in "Curse III: Blood Sacrifice, " an unofficial sequel to the 1991 horror film "Panga. " Set in the mystical lands of East Africa, the story follows a tribal magician who summons an otherworldly demon to eliminate the European threat. As the supernatural terror unfolds, unsuspecting victims are drawn into a deadly game of survival.
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"Freefall" is a heart-pumping 1994 adventure, action, and drama film. The plot follows the captivating journey of wildlife photographer Katy, played by the talented Pamela Gidley. After being sent to Africa by her fiancé Dex, portrayed by Eric Roberts, the film takes an unexpected turn as she meets Grant, a local photographer who helps her navigate the wild terrain. But the true nature of their encounters and Katy's true purpose remain a thrilling mystery.
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In the chilling horror film "Demon Keeper, " Remy Grilland (Dirk Benedict) is a master of illusion and trickery, exploiting the supernatural to swindle wealthy old ladies. Eager to gain a reputation as a true expert in the occult, Remy summons forth an angry demon, unknowingly bringing the realms of dark magic and suffering to an unwitting world.
Immerse yourself in the thrilling saga of "Cry, the Beloved Country" (1995), an impactful film chronicling the journey of a South African minister in search of his lost son amid racial strife and apartheid. Set against the backdrop of South Africa's struggle in the 1940s, this gripping drama delves into the beauty and intricacy of the nation's culture.
"Edge of Sanity" is a thrilling crime drama movie from 2002, helmed by Evelyn Purcell as the director and co-written by David Loucka. The story revolves around Lila, a seasoned psychiatrist working in a prison, and her family who get unexpectedly wrapped up in a disturbing homicide investigation. Post her messy divorce, Lila struggles as she loses custody of her two daughters and finds herself under scrutiny with her ex and his girlfriend's sudden murder.
"Red Dust, " a compelling drama film released in 2005, directed by Tom Hooper, unfolds against the backdrop of a South African Truth Commission. The movie, starring Hilary Swank, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Jamie Bartlett, revolves around the characters of police officer Dirk Hendricks and South African-born attorney Sarah Barcant who becomes involved in representing Alex Mpondo, a member of the South African Parliament.
10. Duma (2005)
"Duma, " a heartwarming adventure film set in South Africa, follows the tale of an orphaned cheetah who befriends a young boy. This powerful and captivating bond proves to be the boy's only solace as he navigates his journey through life. The film, based on a short story by Carol Cawthra Hopcraft and Xan Hopcraft, offers a stunning tribute to the boundless nature of friendship, reminding us that love, when given a chance, truly knows no bounds.
Experience the true story of transformative friendship and courage in Goodbye Bafana (2007), a powerful biographical drama directed by Bille August. Joseph Fiennes, Dennis Haysbert, and Diane Kruger star in this gripping film about a white South African racist named Brian (played by Fiennes) who undergoes a profound change when he guards a black prisoner named Nelson Mandela (depicted by Haysbert) for twenty years. As their lives intertwine, the once-hostile Brian comes to understand the humanity behind the man who would later become a symbol of global hope and unity.
"Master Harold. . and the Boys" is a captivating drama film released in 2011, starring the talented Ving Rhames, Freddie Highmore, and Patrick Mofokeng.
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"White Lion, " a heartwarming and adventurous drama, follows the story of a young African boy named Gisani. Destined to protect a rare and extraordinary white lion cub named Letsatsi, Gisani embarks on a journey to keep the cub safe from danger.
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Black Butterflies is an emotionally charged drama that takes place within the tumultuous world of Apartheid-era South Africa. The narrative unfolds around the profound tale of Ingrid Jonker, a poet portrayed impressively by Carice van Houten, who embarks on a quest for love and a sense of belonging amidst a world shrouded in hatred and division. The tale of overcoming adversity and personal growth is magnificently portrayed by the skilled hands of director Paula van der Oest and the profound script by Greg Latter. The film stars notable actors like Liam Cunningham, Rutger Hauer, and a talented ensemble cast, making it an unforgettable cinematic experience for all.
"Winnie Mandela" (2011) is a riveting drama that delves deep into the life of Winnie Mandela, the resilient wife of the legendary Nelson Mandela. The film beautifully portrays Winnie's tumultuous journey, from her early years up to her husband's imprisonment. Directed by Darrell Roodt, the movie stars Jennifer Hudson, Terrence Howard, and Elias Koteas, effortlessly bringing the characters to life with their exceptional performances.
16. Restless (2012)
"Restless" (2012) is a gripping drama and romance film that follows the journey of a young woman as she navigates the secrets of her family's past. Set in both the 1970s London, England, and the mysterious world of espionage, the story uncovers the untold story of the woman's mother who was a spy for the British Secret Service during World War II. After going into hiding, the mother has been on the run ever since, leaving the family to grapple with the truth that has been kept from them for decades.
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"The Forgiven" is a gripping drama-thriller released in 2018, set in the aftermath of South Africa's tumultuous transition from Apartheid. Featuring an intense confrontation between Archbishop Desmond Tutu and a man seeking redemption for his brutal past, the film explores the depths of forgiveness and its profound impact on personal transformation.