Rating: PG
Genre: Adventure
Release Date: 06/01/2004
SubTitles: English/Espanol
Dubbed: English/French
Sound: DDS
Run Time: 107 Minutes
Flags: Violence, Questionable for Children, Profanity
Distributor/Studio: Walt Disney Video

The directorial debut of Academy Award-nominated cinematographer Mikael Salomon (The Abyss), A Far Off Place is based on a pair of books by novelist Laurens Van der Post. Reese Witherspoon stars as Nonnie Parker, a young girl living on an African game preserve with her parents. Ethan Embry is Harry Winslow, the snooty son of a visiting dignitary. When Nonnie and Harry witness the murder of their parents at the hands of ruthless poachers, they suddenly find themselves braving the harsh Kalahari Desert in an attempt to escape the gang. Along the way, the pair encounters a bushman called Xhabbo (Sarel Bok) who shows them how to survive in the barren desert. Forced to work together to survive, Nonnie and Harry learn to overcome their differences and become friends.

~ Matthew Tobey, All Movie Guide

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Cast:
Reese Witherspoon - Nonnie Parker
Jack Thompson - John Ricketts
Sarel Bok - Xhabbo
Maximilian Schell - Colonel Mopani Theron
Robert John Burke - Paul Parker
Patricia Kalember - Elizabeth Parker
Daniel Gerroll - John Winslow

Production:
Mikael Salomon - Director
Gerald R. Molen Elaine Sperber Eva Monley - Producer
William W. Wilson III - Co Producer
James Horner - Composer
Ray Lovejoy - Editor
Robert Caswell Sally Robinson Jonathan Hensleigh - Screen Writer
Ian White - Set Designer
Carine Tredgold - Art Director
Ian Fox - Camera Operator
Juan Ruiz-Anchia - Cinematographer
Rosemary Burrows - Costume Designer
Frank Marshall - Executive Producer
Jerry Molen - Executive Producer
Kathleen Kennedy - Executive Producer
Michael Zimbrich - First Assistant Director
Gemma Jackson - Production Designer
David Harris - Special Effects
Laurens Van der Post - Book Author

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