Proteus

Year: 2004

Runtime: 97 min

Language: English

Directors: Jack Lewis, John Greyson

DramaRomance

Set in 18th century South Africa, this is a poignant story of forbidden love and the tensions of a divided society. When young herder Claas Blank is wrongly imprisoned, his life becomes unexpectedly linked with that of a Dutch sailor. Their burgeoning romance challenges the cultural divides of the time, leading to a chain of events with devastating consequences for everyone involved and exploring themes of identity and belonging.

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