Ek Joke Net
Jun 24 2011
•2h 35m
•Comedy
You probably think that you are an ordinary South African citizen who doesn’t snoop around in other people’s business, but when the ‘Candid Kings’ are close by, nobody is safe. Ek Joke Net is a prank-film of epic proportions, where everybody is a target.
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Andrew Thompson
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Solomon Cupido
Himself
Morne du Toit
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Lelia Etsebeth
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