Love on Safari (2018)
Overview
An American web designer inherits an animal reserve in South Africa. A no-nonsense ranger takes her on a safari in hopes that she will fall in love with the land, the animals and him.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 5.815 |
Directed By
Leif Bristow
Crew
Delon Bakker
Kyle Ambrose
Leif Bristow
Agnes Bristow
Lacey Chabert
Jean Bureau
Ian Whitehead
Rick Garman
James Mark Stewart
Bobby Cardoso
Pierre Vienings
Michel B. Bordeleau
Leif Bristow
Elizabeth Stewart
Benjamin Duffield
Bonnie Lee Bouman
Daniel Villeneuve
Leif Bristow
Chene Caine
Maureen Conway
Gavin Venter
Lene Johnson
Nadine Prigge
Nadine Prigge
Charlie Runge
Justus de Jager
Khyle Smith
Mandla Dlamini
Christopher Grant Harvey
F.W. Stark
Henry Blugnaut
Vukani Khawaula
Xolani Mncwango
Leonard Tsandeni
Lawrence Mmatli
Tshepo Komape
Gavin Venter
Nicole Harvey
Raymond Legault
Alexis Pilon-Gladu
Mireille Morin
Natalie Fleurant
Simon Meilleur
Daniel Bisson
Natalie Fleurant
Janice Ierulli
Louis-Antoine Lassonde
Heather Kirby
Chris Navarro
Maelynn Ball
Robert Searl
Jack Van Wyk
Murray Anderson
Guylaine Dutil
Martine Rousseau
Marilène Clouâtre
Danny Webber
TOP CAST
Lacey Chabert
Kira Slater
Jon Cor
Tom Anderson
Brittany Bristow
Ally Botsman
Francis Chouler
Artie Harrington, Jr.
John Indi
S’bu
Patrick Lyster
Glen Woods
Abigail Kubeka
Lwazi
Jonathan Roxmouth
Brad Wilson
Barbora Tellinger
Evelyn Bagwell
Mark Richardson
John Bagwell
Sechaba Ramphele
Artie's Assistant
Schelaine Bennett
Vicky Hernandez
Xabiso Ngqabe
Jason (Attendant)
Lucas Saige Ndlovu
Chief
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