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Dust Devil

Name: Dust Devil
Director: Richard Stanley
Genre: Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Released: 1992
Rating: 6.3
Cast: Robert John Burke, Chelsea Field, Marianne Sägebrecht, William Hootkins, Zakes Mokae

A woman on the run from her abusive husband encounters a mysterious hitch-hiker.

1992 · Directed by Richard Stanley · 103 min · Horror · Mystery · Thriller · 24 frames

Tagline

He's not a serial killer. He's much worse.

Crew

Written by: Richard Stanley
Cinematography: Steven Chivers
Edited by: Jamie Macdermott, Derek Trigg, Paul Carlin
Music: Simon Boswell
Production design: Joseph Bennett
Produced by: JoAnne Sellar

Cast

Robert John Burke as Dust Devil
Chelsea Field as Wendy Robertson
Marianne Sägebrecht as Dr. Leidzinger
William Hootkins as Capt. Cornelius Beyman
Zakes Mokae as Ben Mukurob
John Matshikiza as Joe Niemand
Rufus Swart as Mark Robinson
Russell Copley as Cpl. Dutoit
Andre Odendaal as Cpl. Bates
Luke Cornell as Soldier 1

Production

Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
Studios: British Screen Productions, Palace Pictures, Shadow Theatre Films, Channel Four Films
Budget: $8,000,000
Themes: adultery, fire, dreams, wind, nightmare, isolation, ritual, sandstorm, supernatural, hallucination

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