Forever Young, Forever Free
Forever Young, Forever Free (1975) is a family film, directed by Ashley Lazarus. It stars Norman Knox and Muntu Ndebele. The 85-minute film holds an audience score of 7.8/10.
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What Forever Young, Forever Free Is About
Jannie is orphaned as a small boy. His parents die in an accident in the mountains of Lesotho. The child is placed at a mission station. There he meets Tsepo. Tsepo is a boy from the nearby village. The two become friends over a sweet passed through a window. From that day they are never apart. Years pass and their games grow bigger. One day one of those games ends badly. Jannie is seriously hurt. He has to be taken to America for treatment. Tsepo holds himself responsible. He sets off to New York to find his friend. The film was made in a country where racial separation was law. Getting it shown was not easy either. Norman Knox and Muntu Ndebele appear in the eighty five minute film, a South African production Ashley Lazarus finished in 1975.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Forever Young, Forever Free about?
Jannie is orphaned as a small boy. His parents die in an accident in the mountains of Lesotho.
Where can I watch Forever Young, Forever Free?
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How long is Forever Young, Forever Free?
Forever Young, Forever Free runs for 85 minutes (1h 25m).
When did Forever Young, Forever Free come out?
Forever Young, Forever Free was released in 1975.
Who directed Forever Young, Forever Free?
Forever Young, Forever Free was directed by Ashley Lazarus.
Who stars in Forever Young, Forever Free?
Forever Young, Forever Free stars Norman Knox, Muntu Ndebele, Bess Finney, Karen Valentine.
What is Forever Young, Forever Free's rating?
Forever Young, Forever Free holds 6.9/10 on IMDb and 7.8/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 67 out of 100.
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