Episodes (7)

S01E01 · Het jaar van Mandela

Nov 04, 2007

Twelve years ago, Cape Province wine farm heir Henk Keppel Jr. left South Africa as Apartheid was unraveling and became a wine trader in Holland. Now Mandela is elected president, his sister Anne, who meanwhile ran the family estate Arkadia with black foreman David Verweij, asks the family to accept a more cooperative-inspired formula. Having fell in love at first sight with Xhosa Shelley, once a servant on Arkadia, Henk decides ti return to deal with the family past and the winery's potentially brilliant future himself.

S01E02 · De verloren zoon

Nov 11, 2007

Henk Keppel Jr. returns to South Afrika and manages to take over as CEO from Betty. He finds an ally in Flemish neighbor Bernard Castel, father of his late or missing youth buddy Jean-Luc, who practically considers him a substitute for his mourned son.

S01E03 · Rafels

Nov 18, 2007

Now Henk Jr. is back and in control of Arkadia instead of Betty, he hopes to produce world class wine there. But first he wants to prepare Shelley's return by solving the case of the disappeared knaves in 1963, his white buddy Jean-Luc Castel her son Andile. The police never discovered the truth or bodies. Bernard Castel helps out investing in thee state, but his wife pressures him to emigrate 'back' to Belgium. In Holland, Vincent start a nightclub with Henk's daughter. Grandpa is going senile, so Henk visits to get confirmation during a lucid period that Jean-Luc ...

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Stellenbosch Season 1 (2007) is released on Nov 04, 2007. Watch Stellenbosch online - the Dutch Drama TV series from Netherlands. Stellenbosch is directed by Michiel van Jaarsveld and created by Jacqueline Epskamp with Jeroen Willems and Rajesh Gopie.

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As know as:

Stellenbosch

Release Date:

Nov 04, 2007

Countries:

Netherlands

Language:

Dutch

Production Companies:

Vrijzinnig Protestantse Radio Omroep (VPRO), Verenigde Arbeiders Radio Amateurs (VARA), Nederlandse Programma Stichting (NPS)

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