Die Groen Faktor

The film follows a rural NP-election candidate, played by Cobus Rossouw, who faces an embarrassing situation as he unexpectedly finds himself turning green in the lead-up to the election. This bizarre transformation highlights the film's critique of the government's racial distinctions, specifically the classifications of 'liggroenes' and 'donkergroenes.'

With its political satire, Die Groen Faktor offers a unique commentary on the complexities of race and identity in a pivotal era of South African history. The top cast includes Cobus Rossouw, George Ballot, Trix Pienaar, and Alex Heyns, each bringing their talents to this thought-provoking narrative. This film's approach to serious themes through humor makes it a notable piece for collectors interested in political cinema from the 1980s.