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      The Seagull

      2018 Comedy Drama List
      Reviews Each of Chekhov's skillfully drawn characters -- the vain and self-absorbed theatre diva Irene (Sandra Prinsloo); her ailing and ageing brother Piet (Marius Weyers); the self-doubting, insecure, lovelorn playwright and neglected son Konstant (Albert Pretorius); the naïve, ingenue Nina (Rolanda Marais); the gloomy, alcoholic, dope smoking Masha (Cintaine Schutte); the cheerful philosopher and witness to the drama Dr Eugene (Gerben Kamper); the brash farm manager Elias (Deon Lotz); his long suffering wife Paulina (Martelize Kolver); the puppy dog, poverty-stricken teacher Simon (Geon Nel); and the famous writer Boors (Alyzzander Fourie) -- grapple with inner fears, longings, doubts, regrets, recriminations and miseries. All of them, of course, of their own making. Read More Read Less

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      David Walsh World Socialist Web Site Complacency and a lack of urgency largely prevail. Mayer's Seagull reflects this in its own way. It is not done with tremendous passion or commitment. Feb 11, 2021 Full Review Theresa Smith Weekend Special (South Africa) Sharp, nasty, brittle, thought-provoking, Christiaan Olwagen's film Die Seemeeu makes for uncomfortable but absorbing viewing, like watching a train wreck happen in front of your eyes. Rated: 4/5 Apr 6, 2019 Full Review Read all reviews

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      Synopsis Each of Chekhov's skillfully drawn characters -- the vain and self-absorbed theatre diva Irene (Sandra Prinsloo); her ailing and ageing brother Piet (Marius Weyers); the self-doubting, insecure, lovelorn playwright and neglected son Konstant (Albert Pretorius); the naïve, ingenue Nina (Rolanda Marais); the gloomy, alcoholic, dope smoking Masha (Cintaine Schutte); the cheerful philosopher and witness to the drama Dr Eugene (Gerben Kamper); the brash farm manager Elias (Deon Lotz); his long suffering wife Paulina (Martelize Kolver); the puppy dog, poverty-stricken teacher Simon (Geon Nel); and the famous writer Boors (Alyzzander Fourie) -- grapple with inner fears, longings, doubts, regrets, recriminations and miseries. All of them, of course, of their own making.
      Director
      Christiaan Olwagen
      Screenwriter
      Christiaan Olwagen, Saartjie Botha
      Genre
      Comedy, Drama
      Original Language
      English