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Desert of Lies

Desert of Lies

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Desert of Lies

1984

1h 23m

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Drama

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Overview

The fortunes of two expeditions a century and a half apart become mysteriously linked in the same desolate stretch of Kalahari Desert. In 1848 the Broon family are sent by the London Missionary Society to look for and convert a legendary race of strangely deformed savages. In 1983, a team of three people go off in search of what really happened.

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Mick Ford

Jake

Mick Ford

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Cherie Lunghi

Sue

Cherie Lunghi

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Tom Bell

Abel Broom

Tom Bell

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Louis Mahoney

Sylveste

Louis Mahoney

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John Matshikiza

Bushman

John Matshikiza

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Elizabeth Bell

Sarah Broom

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Elizabeth Anson

Esther Broom

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