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Der weiße Afrikaner (2004)

180 min · Drama

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Directors

Martin Enlen

Cast

Tim Bergmann, Nathalie Boltt, Hans-Werner Meyer, Katja Studt, Rainer Will, Simo Magwaza

A German-descended geologist returns to South Africa, where the search for minerals reignites a rivalry with his former friend.

The story

At the end of the 19th century, Hans Merensky is forced to leave his home in South Africa after his father is murdered in 1893. Taken in by a military family in Berlin, he grows up alongside Albrecht and Charlotte. Though Albrecht considers Hans the ideal husband for Charlotte, Hans continues to long for South Africa. After becoming a geologist, he returns there, disappointing his family in Berlin. His search for mineral resources soon puts him at odds with Albrecht, who has also made his way to South Africa; their rivalry grows more complicated because they both love Rosa von Zülow.

Full plot (contains spoilers)

The film is set at the end of the 19th century. In 1893, after his father is murdered in South Africa, Hans Merensky, who is of German descent, has to leave his home there. Taken in by a military family in Berlin, he grows up alongside the family’s two children, Albrecht and Charlotte. Albrecht sees Hans as the ideal husband for his sister Charlotte. But Hans never really feels at home in Germany, because he is always thinking of South Africa, his true home. After taking up geology as a profession, Hans returns to South Africa despite disappointing his family in Berlin. Once there, Hans sets out in search of mineral resources and finds himself in a rivalry with his former friend and stepbrother Albrecht, who, like Hans, has made his way to South Africa. Complicating matters, they both love the same woman, Rosa von Zülow, further intensifying the rivalry between them.

Genres

Drama

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