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Man to Man
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Man to Man

Apr 13, 2005
2h 2m
★ 6.2

Overview

An epic about anthropologists who hunt and capture pygmies for study back in Europe, in an attempt to illustrate the link between man and ape.

Genres

Drama

Production Companies

Vertigo Productions
Skyline Films
France 2 Cinéma

Man to Man Trailers

Cast

Joseph Fiennes

Jamie Dodd

Joseph Fiennes

Kristin Scott Thomas

Elena Van Den Ende

Kristin Scott Thomas

Iain Glen

Alexander Auchinleck

Iain Glen

Hugh Bonneville

Fraser McBride

Hugh Bonneville

Lomama Boseki

Toko

Lomama Boseki

Cécile Bayiha

Likola

Cécile Bayiha

Flora Montgomery

Abigail McBride

Flora Montgomery

Alistair Petrie

Beckinsale

Alistair Petrie

Hubert Saint-Macary

Comte de Verchemont

Hubert Saint-Macary

William McBain

Angus

William McBain

Patrick Mofokeng

Zachary

Patrick Mofokeng

Mathew Zajac

Hector Duncan

Mathew Zajac

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