being followed by numerous policemen, rushes to the airport where he is forced to show identification. Deventer frantically rushes to see if it is Stander, but stops when he finds out that it was a false alarm (due to Stander's use of a fake passport) and Stander is allowed to leave. Finally arriving in Fort Lauderdale (Florida, USA), Stander is unable to remain inactive for long when he hotwires a Mercury Cougar and runs a red light in front of police. Leading them on a short chase, Stander exits his vehicle and begins to disobey the officer's orders, prompting the officer's partner to grab a shotgun and threaten Stander with it. Stander disarms the partner only to be shot by the officer multiple times. Cast Thomas Jane as Andre Stander Deborah Kara Unger as Bekkie Stander Ashley Taylor as Captain Cor Van Deventer David O'Hara as Allan Heyl Dexter Fletcher as Lee McCall Melanie Merle as Sharmaine Marius Weyers as General Francois Jacobus Stander At Botha as General Constand Viljoen Tessa Jubber as Florida Girl Ron Smerczak as Cop Reception Stander received mostly positive reviews from critics. Movie magazine Empire gave it four stars out of five saying "a star turn that shifts Jane up a notch or two and a career best performance". Nev Pierce of the BBC gave it four stars as well. It is rated Fresh at 72% on the Rotten Tomatoes website. Awards and nominations (2005) The film was nominated for a Genie Award for Best Achievement in Direction. References External links Apartheid films 2000s heist films 2000s crime films 2003 films Afrikaans-language films 2000s English-language films English-language South African films Zulu-language films Films set in South Africa South African biographical films Films shot in South Africa Films shot in Seychelles Films directed by Bronwen Hughes Films scored by David Holmes (musician) South African crime drama films