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JUSTIN HEAD (Scriptwriter & Director)

Justin Head has had an unwavering passion for films and wildlife from a very early age. After matriculating in 1992, he enrolled to study nature conservation. He soon knew, however, that his true calling in life was to be a filmmaker. It would take him another six years to realize that dream. In the interim, Justin gained some valuable life experience and worked various jobs in totally unrelated fields, from sales to insurance, and including a stint in Stoke, England.

Upon his return to South Africa, he watched a documentary called Cry Freetown, a harrowing depiction of the civil war in Sierra Leone. This proved to be the catalyst that sparked him into action. Justin took his pension savings and went to study filmmaking at AFDA, where he graduated with an Honours degree in 2003. In his honours year, he directed three emotionally- charged public service announcements (PSAs) for Amnesty International. All three were submitted to the Multichoice Africa VUKA! Awards and made it into the top 10 Best for 2003. Two were nominated for Best Newcomer Director. The bone-chilling Child Soldier won the Multichoice Africa VUKA! Award for Best Newcomer Director, while Torture V/C received the Best Overall Runner-up Award.

Scarred Instinct, the 29-minute short film Justin wrote and directed for M-Net, received a 95% score from a paying audience at a premier screening. The film received eight AFDA award nominations, including Best Screenplay and Best Direction, and went on to win Best Film for 2003. It was later screened at various international film festivals and was also broadcast on SABC 1.

In the years following his graduation, Justin wrote and directed a documentary for the European Union and The Foundation for Human Rights, as well as a long list of corporate videos for MTN. During this period he also directed a number of commercials. Justin also worked for two years as both a story liner and scriptwriter for a daily youth drama series. This gave him the opportunity to sharpen his skills as a scriptwriter. He injected the series with gritty new characters and fast-paced, action-driven storylines.

Justin‟s work has allowed him to travel through Africa, and he has spent considerable amounts of time in Gabarone, Blantyre and Dar es Salaam. During this time, in addition to developing a new daily drama series for SABC Africa, Justin served as a creative producer on various promotional TV campaigns for Celtel.

JAMES CARROLL (Producer)

James Carroll graduated Cum Laude from AFDA in 2005 with an Honours degree in Motion Picture. Besides editing, James has a keen interest in illustration, producing and directing. He has designed and directed title sequences for The Learning Channel, Soul Buddyz and FHM and music videos for Melanie Lowe and Johnny Neon. He has also produced promotional material for Sony Pictures as well as short films and animation for broadcast.

His graduation film Pinky Pinky is the most played short film on M-Net and a feature length version is nearing production. His other recent features include Night Drive. James is currently working on commercials and promo material and counts MiWay, Steers, MTV, Real Insurance, Mini Cooper, SAB, Sealy and Nike as his clients. He is also venturing into feature film finance and will be taking on the role of executive producer for multiple South African movies currently in development.

BASIAMI SEGOLA (Sound Designer)

In 2000, Basiami began her tertiary education at AFDA. In her second year, she was awarded the Gwen Silver Memorial award, which recognised an outstanding sound design student in second year Motion Picture Medium. She was awarded the Best Sound Design award twice in a row in 2002 and 2003 for Senter and Scarred Instinct.

She has worked on several critically acclaimed productions including the internationally Black Sushi. Basiami was nominated for Best Sound in the Newcomer category of the Multichoice/Vuka Awards for three PSAs: Child Soldiers, Torture and Torture V/C.

She completed her honours degree in 2003, graduating cum laude. In 2004 she began her career as sound mixer and designer on the critically acclaimed Homecoming and, since then, has worked on several dramas for the SABC including Gaz’lam, Hillside and One Way. Basiami was also sound designer on the SABC miniseries Society. She has worked on several corporate videos for the Eastern Cape provincial government and Telkom. Her documentary credits include Aryan Kaganoff‟s film Giant Steps, Angels in the Dust, A Pair of Boots and a Bicycle and the feature documentary The Manuscripts of Timbuktu, which opened to critical acclaim at FESPACO film festival in Burkina Faso and was later screened on SABC 2.

Basiami was responsible for sound design on the Afrikaans feature Ouma se Slim Kind, as well sound mixer on the DV8 production, SMS Sugarman. In 2007 and 2008, she worked on Bakgat! as sound mixer and sound designer before going on to work as sound recordist on the documentary unit on District 9. Most recently Basiami completed work on Telegraph to the Sky, a short film by Teddy Materra, Bakgat 2!, and Night Drive.

BENJAMIN WILLEM (Composer)

Born in Paris, France, Benjamin is a composer who studied music at Wits University. In his second year, he worked on his first professional project – a local documentary, My Son the Bride.

After completing his Bachelor of Music degree, he went on to be part of a pilot master‟s project at AFDA and has since continued composing for various television series, films, and commercial and international wildlife documentaries for the National Geographic, and Animal Planet channels. He has also written songs for various artists, working with both EMI publishing and independent artists.

The films he has worked on have won several awards, the latest being the SAFTA 2010 award for best wildlife documentary. In fact, for two years in a row, all three finalists in the category for the award were films for which he had written the score.

C.A. VAN ASWEGEN (Producer & Editor)

Multiple industry award winning editor C.A. van Aswegen graduated Cum Laude from AFDA in 2003. He was the top editor in his class and received an Honours Degree in Motion Picture Medium. After university he was the editor, casting director and co-producer of South African feature film Ouma se Slim Kind. He was also the executive producer and editor of the very successful Afrikaans feature film, Bakgat! as well as Blood Hunt, a South African/Nigerian co- production.

He is the editor of various acclaimed documentaries, among them, a series of six documentaries on the life of Nelson Mandela for SABC 2. He edited over a hundred commercials and award winning music videos, as well as the kykNET drama series Kruispad, which was recently awarded five Veertjies, including Best Drama series. He served as editor on the popular KykNET drama series Getroud met Rugby and most recently completed post- production on Bakgat! 2.

TREVOR CALVERLEY (Director of Photography)

Trevor Calverley completed his Honours and graduated top of his class at AFDA, winning best cinematographer in 2005. His films have won numerous awards including, Best Cinematography for Holiday at the New York International Film Festival in 2006 and Best Foreign Language film for Elalini at the Student Oscars 2006. This same film won Best Cinematography at the Civic Theatre Film Festival in 2006.

Recently, he completed filming on a feature film adaptation of the play Discreet for Black Brain Productions, and a groundbreaking mini-series for M-Net called Innocent Times. He is currently working on Die Onvertelde Storie, a feature film based on the Drama Series Getroud met Rugby.

He has a great deal of experience shooting music videos for artists such as Springbok Nude Girls, Parlotones, Arthur and Skonondo, amongst many others.

Although he has worked in a number of genres, his passion still lies in composing and lighting film for narrative. Most recently, he won the SAFTA for Best DOP in a Drama Series for Usindiso/Redemption.

TARYN CANTOR (Production Designer)

Taryn Melissa Cantor graduated Cum Laude with an Honours Degree in Bachelor of Arts in Dramatic Arts, as well as a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature in 2006. She studied under professionals in the industry at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, specialising in Set and Costume Design, Production, Film studies and Creative writing.

Night Drive is Taryn‟s first full-length feature film, where she took on the roles of both production designer and head costume designer.

Taryn has worked in the realms of music, fashion, advertising, photography and of course, film.

SUSANA KENNEDY (Producer)

Susana Kennedy graduated from AFDA in 2003 with a BA Honours, majoring in directing for stage and acting for film.

She went straight into directing corporate functions for various event production companies. Her first project, the Celebrating 10 years of Freedom event, was for one of her idols, Nelson Mandela.

She subsequently went on to direct everything from musical theatre and physical performance, to concerts and cocktail parties. She also performed in OH BOY, a musical production she co-wrote, and which was nominated for best musical design by the South African Naledi Awards.

In 2006, Susana went into film and directed a half-hour multi-cam music show and several corporate videos. She has since worked with companies such as Blue Moon Productions, The Event Production Company, Luminon, 360 Degrees and VWV.

She gained considerable experience and credibility in the corporate environment, and took on the roles of both producer and director. She later made the move to film production. In 2009, Susana produced, directed and acted in two Yogi Sip television commercials and produced and directed her first short film for the Internet, 3’S A CROWD. She has since also worked with Terraplane on adverts for brands such as Absa and StaSoft.

Also in 2009, Susana became one of the producers for NIGHT DRIVE, part of a three-film slate which also included Bakgat 2 and SuperHelde, for a business venture called MovieCor. She also joined the executive producers in acquiring investors for the slate.

BAKGAT! 2, the sequel to the South African blockbuster BAKGAT!, follows Wimpie Koekemoer into university. The film developed a cult following on YouTube and Facebook and surpassed Bakgat 1 earnings in only two weeks on screen.

SuperHelde revolves around two wannabe super heroes struggling to fit in. The only place where they truly feel at home is at a comic store that is under threat of being turned into a car park. It will reach the big screen in 2011.

NIGHT DRIVE, a slasher film written and directed by Justin Head, stars well known actors like Chris Beasley, Corine Du Toit, Brandon Auret, Greg Melvill-Smith, Yule Masiteng, Clare Marshall and Robert Whitehead. It’s the story of what happens to a group of tourists when their vehicle breaks down on a night drive in the African bush.

Susana also produced and directed a documentary called He, She… Me, which focuses on 16 celebrities from different socioeconomic backgrounds, religions and age groups. They discuss the pros and cons of being male and female in South Africa, and look at what South Africans find attractive. This is not a straightforward “talking heads” documentary. Instead, the celebrities who were interviewed took on the challenge of experiencing a short walk in the shoes of the opposite sex, with some surprising results.

In 2010, Susana further expanded her portfolio by producing the documentary SOCCER SOUTH OF THE UMBILO, directed by John Barker. The film pays tribute to his father Clive Barker, the well known South African coach who led Bafana Bafana to victory in the 1996 African Cup of Nations. It features stars of the era such as Mark Fish, Doctor Khumalo, Lucas Radebe, Andre Arendse and Neil Tovey. Susana helped secure a cinema release through Nu Metro, and DVD distribution with On The Spot for the documentary.

Susana believes that she has found her place in the world and feels blessed and proud to be part of the South African film industry.

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Synopsis

Against the tranquil backdrop of a game reserve, South African thriller Night Drive tracks a group of tourists left stranded during a night-time game drive after their vehicle breaks down. As a series of terrifying events unfolds, the tourists realise that wild animals are the least of their fears.

Local legend has it that the Hyena Man – a power-obsessed madman who once traded in animal parts – heads a well armed, well trained group of poachers who are on the hunt for human body parts and who are known to trade in live human beings.

When the tourists come across a woman’s mutilated body, ex-special forces soldier turned game ranger Jack Darwin becomes hell-bent on tracking down the poachers. He leaves the group in the care of his superstitious tracker, Akani (Yule Masiteng).

Jack’s estranged son Sean (Christopher Beasley) becomes the visitors’ only hope for survival. But if he‟s going to keep them alive he has to confront his own demons first.

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Credits

DIRECTOR

JUSTIN HEAD

STARRING

CHRISTOPHER BEASLEY

CORINE DU TOIT

GREG MELVILL-SMITH

BRANDON AURET

YULE MASITENG

LEROY GOPAL

ANTONIO LYONS

DAVID SHERWOOD

CLARE MARSHALL

WITH

KENNETH FOK

RICHARD LUKUNKU

MATSHEPO MALEME

GABRIEL TEMUDZANI

TEMA SEBOPEDI

Film Info

Genre

Thriller

Title

Night Drive

Release Date

February 18, 2011

Plot Synopsis

Against the tranquil backdrop of a game reserve, South African thriller Night Drive tracks an eclectic group of tourists left stranded during a night-time game drive when their vehicle breaks down. As a series of terrifying events unfolds, the tourists realise that wild animals are the least of their fears.

The story begins with Sean Darwin (Christopher Beasley), a maverick cop with the Endangered Species Protection Unit. When an operation involving a smuggling syndicate goes bad and results in the death of an innocent woman, a disgraced Sean is kicked out of the police. Feeling disgruntled and shell-shocked, Sean tries to find comfort in a bottle, but it does little to stop the constant bombardment of haunting flashbacks to the tragic incident.

But then his mother‟s dying wish changes his life. His terminally-ill mother (Jennifer Steyn) asks him to scatter her ashes back home at Nyari Game Reserve. Sean returns to the game reserve where he grew up to fulfil her request. There, he meets up with his estranged father, Jack Darwin (Greg Melvill-Smith), an ex-special forces soldier turned game ranger. Sean discovers that there is an all-out war between Jack and a band of ruthless poachers.

But these are no ordinary wildlife killers. Local legend has it that they are led by the Hyena Man. A power-obsessed madman who once traded in animal parts, he heads a well armed, well trained group of poachers who are on the hunt for human body parts and who are known to trade in live human beings.

Sean is forced to join a group of tourists on a night drive. For married couple Karen (Corine du Toit) and Ian (Brandon Auret), it‟s a chance to escape the traumatic memories of an armed robbery that left Karen feeling suicidal and turned her husband Ian into a trigger-happy cocaine addict. For golden oldies Rodger (David Sherwood) and Mary (Clare Marshall), it‟s a chance to celebrate their anniversary in Africa – a lifelong dream. For Tumi (Matshepo Maleme) and Denzel (Antonio David Lyons), it‟s another opportunity to continue their steamy love affair.

When the group of tourists come across a woman‟s mutilated body, Jack becomes hell-bent on tracking them down. He leaves the group in the care of his mild-mannered but experienced tracker, Akani (Yule Masiteng). Sean becomes the visitors‟ only hope for survival. But if he‟s going to keep them alive he has to confront his own demons before they drive him to the brink of insanity.

Night Drive is a convincing thriller that has its roots in the grim reality of poaching and the illicit trade in animal parts. The film goes one step further by looking at what happens when a poacher turns into a murderer and begins to trade in people both dead and alive.

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Cast

Sean Darwin - Christopher Beasley

Jack Darwin - Greg Melvill-Smith

Akani - Yule Masiteng

Karen - Corinne du Toit

Ian - Brandon Auret

Chaveka - Richard Lukunku

Augustino - Leroy Gopal

Denzel - Antonio Lyons

Tumi - Matshepo Maleme

Rodger - David Sherwood

Mary - Clare Marshall

Mluwati - Gabriel Temudzani

Chang - Kenneth Fok

The Cook - Brian Baynes

Refugee - Tema Sebopedi

Johan - Robert Whitehead

Cynthia Darwin - Jennifer Steyn

Business Woman - Susana Kennedy

Crew

Director - Justin Head

Producer - C.A. Van Aswegen

Producer - James Carroll

Producer - Susana Kennedy

Co-Producer & Production Manager - Lucia Meyer

Cast Co-ordinator - Bianca Dahms

Office Assistant - Intern - Nadine Botha

Driver - Jurie van den Berg

Runner - Intern - Eilidh Goosen

Runner - Intern - Chris Bussey

1st Assistant Director - Jaco Smit

2nd Assistant Director - Tlami Mini

Continuity Supervisor - Jordan Koen

Locations and Unit Manager - Dries Scholtz

Locations and Unit Assistant - James Mokangkang

Director of Photography - Trevor Calverley

Focus Puller - Andrew Greenan

Focus Puller - Khyle Smith

Grip - Justin van Zyl

Best Boy Grip/Gaffer - Clint Booysen

Gaffer - Eldridge Jacobs

2nd Camera Operator - Jonathan de la Querra

2nd Camera Focus Puller - Justice Mokoena

Camera Intern - Jacq Terblanche

Camera Intern - Francois Venter

Camera Intern - Martin Rutkowski

Camera Intern - Georgia Vlavianos

Sound Recordist - Basiami Segola

Sound Assistant - Doctor Ntlama

Production Designer - Taryn Cantor

Art Director - Waldemar Coetsee

Props Master - Francois Coetzee

Wardrobe Mistress - Annalet Otto

PD Intern - Jackie Lotz

PD Intern - Christiaan Pool

Lead Make-up Artist and Hair Stylist - Julia Rubinstein

Hair Stylist - Conrad Kalp

Face to Face Students - Chanti Grews

Lulu Wostmann

Tarryn Merifield

Terry Morris

Prosthetics - Vincent van Rijn

Medic - Jannie Swan - EMS

Guns & Armoury - Hire Arms

Armourer - Brian Wentzel

Animal Wrangler - Julie Bezuidenhout

Animal Anti Cruelty - Rulof Jackson

C.H.A.R.M - Bernice Hammond

SFX - Motion Picture FX

SFX and Stunt Co-ordinator - Jenn Robinson

Stunt Supervisor - Leon Breytenbach

SFX Co-Ordinator/Pyrotechnician - Michael Nkosi

SFX General Assistant/Runner - Gabriel Simelane

Stunt Assistant - Sainty Mkhonza

SFX Assistant - Thobile Mahlangu

On-Set Publicist - Collett Dawson

Publicist - David Alex Wilson

Editor - C.A. van Aswegen

Assistant Editor - Jordan Koen

VFX Supervisor - Dries Scholtz

VFX - Quinn Lubbe

Sound Designer - Basiami Segola

Music Composer - Benjamin Willem

Bios

CHRISTOPHER BEASLEY (Sean Darwin)

Christopher Beasley is a Johannesburg born actor, who began his career in the South African film industry in 1997 as a stunt man.

He has performed in numerous Theatre, TV and Film roles receiving an FNB Vita nomination for his role as Felix in Noel Coward‟s Song At Twilight in 1999. Since then he has been seen on stage alongside South Africa‟s finest actors and has performed lead roles in such varied works as Peter Ackerman‟s sexy comedy Things You Shouldn’t Say Past Midnight and Samuel Beckett‟s Waiting For Godot.

Christopher is best known to the South African public for his role as bad boy Len Cooper in the daily TV drama, Isidingo, for which he has received 3 Best Actor Nominations (Crystal Awards 2005/2007 and SAFTA 2007).

Christopher is also a passionate adventurer; extreme sports athlete and Skydiving Filmmaker and draws much of his artistic inspiration from his offbeat and diverse life experience.

CORINE DU TOIT (Karen)

Corine du Toit is a South African actress best known for her role as Jane in Egoli as well as her portrayal of Inge Bekker, the successful lawyer married to the captain of the rugby team in Getroud Met Rugby Seasons 1 and 2.

Corine is a firm favourite with local and international commercial clients. Her commercial experience includes Walls Ice Cream (Europe), Bon Aqua (South Africa), AGF Insurance (Canada), Ericsson (Worldwide), Renault (Italy), Fanta (Austria), L’Angelica (Italy), Danone (France), Pearle Spectacles (Holland), GQ (South Africa), Gevalia Coffee (Scandinavia), Chiclets (South America), Terme Euganee Health Spa (Italy), Sunsilk (Saudi Arabia) and many more.

She‟s recently been making waves in the local film industry and will be seen in an up and coming independent film Florida Road, directed and produced by Brad Glass.

GREG MELVILL-SMITH (Jack Darwin)

Greg Melvill-Smith completed a National Diploma in Drama at Pretoria Technikon in 1984. He joined the Loft Theatre Company at NAPAC in 1985 and spent three years with this innovative group where the focus was primarily on physical theatre. In 1988 he moved to Johannesburg and began his freelance career.

He has acted in over 52 professional theatre productions, playing both lead and support characters. Highlights include Two Weeks With The Queen (1995), Love! Valour! Compassion (1996), King Lear (1998), Vlerkdans (1999), Anthony and Cleopatra (1999) and Sella ou Storie (2004). He performed in a staged reading of King Lear, and toured to the Klein Karoo Kunstefees (2005) with a festival of Chekov works. He appeared in Horror Scope at the 2005 Grahamstown Festival and played Tchaikovsky (2007) in a Salon Music production in Pretoria. In 2008 he performed in an Actors Centre production of Faustus.

Greg has played substantial roles in over ten major television series, the most recent being 7de Laan, Isidingo and Justice for All on SABC and Wild at Heart for the Hallmark Channel. He has also appeared in numerous feature films, including The Sorcerer’s Apprentice for Peakviewing Productions, Mr Bones, Drum and The Bang Bang Club, and the recent international hit, District 9.

YULE MASITENG (Akani)

Yule Masiteng is a South African actor best known for his television roles as Chris Ngcobo in the SABC1 drama series Mzansi, and as sly, manipulative con man Jomo Zungu in the etv soapie Scandal!. Yule began his working career as a model in the mid-70s. It was Ken Gampu‟s role in one of South Africa's earliest films, Ngaka, which inspired him to become an actor. It took 10 years for Yule to realise his dream when he starred alongside Henry Cele in the 1986 BBC TV production of Shaka Zulu.

Yule lives and thrives on the adrenaline of being live on stage in shows such as The Spear Fits the Wound, which was directed Rufus Swart and played at the Grahamstown Arts Festival. He has appeared in numerous South African TV shows over the years and has had roles in international movies such as The Trail, Lord of War and Cape of Good Hope. Foreign TV roles include the BBC mini-series The Long Firm and The Canterbury Tales (The Man of Law's Tale).

BRANDON AURET (Ian)

Brandon Auret studied a three-year Diploma in Dramatic Arts at Pretoria Technikon and worked in theatre before he got his big break in television, as the much-loved Leon du Plessis in Isidingo: the Need. The role was originally meant to be a temporary one and he was scripted in for 12 episodes only. But the audience loved him and he stayed on.

He appeared in the stage production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, and following this by starring in The Buddy Holly story for five years. Brandon also appeared in Cosmopolitan magazine's 2006 Sexiest SA Men calendar.

LEROY GOPAL (Augustino)

A trained actor with a BA (Honours) in Live Performance and Motion Picture, Leroy Gopal was one of only two students to win the prestigious M-Net Student Of The Year award two years in a row in 2003 and 2004.

Leroy has starred in many local productions (Backstage, Home Affairs, One Way, Jozi H, Jacobs Cross and Hola Pinji) and was the lead in the award winning full length feature film Yellow Card, for which he won the best actor award at the Dhow Film Festival 2000. He also played leading roles in short films for M-Net such as Through the Flight of a Feather (screened at the Cannes Film Festival Scared Instinct, Four Days and Hush.

Leroy is a professional MC and has emceed at various casinos nationwide where he has been responsible for many prestigious draws, including the final of the Slots Royal Tournament in the Sun City, Bluff Magazine Celebrity Poker Tournament at Emperors Palace, where he is also the resident emcee. He is also the DJ for two in-house radio stations at Gold Reef City Casino on City Beat Radio and Silver Star Casino on Silver Star Radio and is a professional voice over artist.

ANTONIO LYONS (Denzel)

In 2003 Antonio Lyons left Hollywood to come to South Africa. His breakthrough performance in an episode of Fox's New York Undercover, entitled Toy Soldiers, set the tone for the success's that followed. He landed roles in other drama series such as CBS's The District and The Agency, FOX's 24, ABC's The Practice and Philly and ABC‟s Karen Sisco.

Antonio‟s most recent works include the TNT movie, Avenger, the HBO series Generation Kill and the Paul Ruven film, Surprise, as well as South African Series Ubizo, Jozi-H, Snitch, Home Affairs and the soapie Scandal (Dr. September) and Generations, where he played the role of Lolo Grey.

September 2005 marked the release of the highly anticipated film by Robert K. Townsend, False Prophets (Gas Station Jesus). He also appeared in the Terry George Film Hotel Rwanda, with Don Cheadle, Nick Nolte and Leleti Khumalo, and in the Larry Charles film Masked and Anonymous, with Jessica Lange, John Goodman and Bob Dylan. Antonio's other film credits include New Line Cinema's American History X, Artisan's The Substitute II and Paramount Pictures The Sum of All Fears.

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BASIAMI SEGOLA (Sound Designer)

BENJAMIN WILLEM (Composer)

C.A. VAN ASWEGEN (Producer & Editor)

TREVOR CALVERLEY (Director of Photography)

TARYN CANTOR (Production Designer)

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CHRISTOPHER BEASLEY (Sean Darwin)

CORINE DU TOIT (Karen)

GREG MELVILL-SMITH (Jack Darwin)

YULE MASITENG (Akani)

BRANDON AURET (Ian)

LEROY GOPAL (Augustino)

ANTONIO LYONS (Denzel)

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