
The Windmill
Drama · Fantasy · Romance
Overview
The story is about 17-year-old Hendri who is forced to end up on the doorstep of his senile, withdrawn grandfather in a retirement home. Hendri soon realizes that there are so many more secrets hidden here than he could ever guess and that the biggest secret of all may just cost him the love of his life.
Top Cast


Leandie du Randt
Leandie du Randt
Margot
Leandie du Randt
Margot
Roland Reed
Roland Reed
Japie
Roland Reed
Japie
Armand Greyling
Armand Greyling
Henri
Armand Greyling
Henri


Marga van Rooy
Marga van Rooy
Tannie
Marga van Rooy
Tannie


Ian Roberts
Ian Roberts
Doctor Rossouw
Ian Roberts
Doctor Rossouw
Marko van der Colff
Marko van der Colff
Oupa Hendrik
Marko van der Colff
Oupa Hendrik


Grethe Fox
Grethe Fox
Tannie Miggie
Grethe Fox
Tannie Miggie


Sean-Marco Vorster
Sean-Marco Vorster
Pieter
Sean-Marco Vorster
Pieter
Maridi Jooste
Maridi Jooste
Young Miggie
Maridi Jooste
Young Miggie


Ivan Abrahams
Ivan Abrahams
Dominees Greef
Ivan Abrahams
Dominees Greef
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