Reasons Why We Think Grant Swanby Deserves A SAFTA Award
ApartheidOur film Beyond the River has been nominated for four South African Film and Television Awards. One of the categories is Best Actor (Grant Swanby).
Here are four scenes from Beyond the River we really think he did exceptionally well
The really emotional scene
The catchy phrase scene
The "Did you just say that?" scene
The frustration scene
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