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Feb 15, 2019 1 hr

50 Night Drive

from B Positive Hosted by Canis Radio

This we discuss Night Drive (2010), a film that's kind of about poaching, and kind of about Muthi murders. Directed by Justin Head. A group of tourists taking a night time tour of a game reserve become stranded when their vehicle breaks down. However, wild animals are the least of their worries. Music by: zapsplat.com Sound & editing by: Fraser du Toit

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