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Movie (1980)
Starring:
Marius Weyers (Andrew Steyn)
Sandra Prinsloo (Kate Thompson)
N!xau (Xi)
Louw Verwey (Sam Boga)
Michael Thys (Mpudi)
Nic De Jager (Jack Hind)
A pilot flying over the Kalahari Desert in Africa throws an empty Coca-Cola bottle out the window of his plane. It is found by a tribe of Bushmen who take the unusual object to be a gift from the gods. But because there is only one it breeds jealousy amongst the tribesmen until the elders tell one of their warriors, Xi, to take the "evil thing" away and throw it off the ends of the earth. Along his journey Xi encounters various "civilized" people.
Unidentified Aircraft
Seen during the narrator's spiel about civilized man.
Unidentified Aircraft
Seen during the narrator's spiel about civilized man.
Unidentified Aircraft
The plane whose pilot drops the Coke bottle. It is only seen briefly in one distant shot and one shot of the interior.
Aérospatiale SA-321 Super Frelon
This helicopter is used by the military to try and locate Sam Boga's hideout in the banana forests. It is shot down by the terrorists using a bazooka.
