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Escape from Pretoria: Directed by Francis Annan. With Daniel Radcliffe, Daniel Webber, Ian Hart, Mark Leonard Winter. Based on the real-life prison break of two political captives, Escape From Pretoria is a race-against-time thriller set in the tumultuous apartheid days of South Africa.
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- Biography, Crime, Mystery
- Francis Annan
- 2020-03-06
A collection of movies set in our beloved Mzansi, that are available on YouTube.
A collection of the best Britsh films, some cult, some classic but all class. Enjoy! Zulu, Kes, Withnail and I, The Krays, Time Bandits, Mona Lisa, Buster, G...
- Jemima + Johnny (1966) Director: Lionel Ngakane. Directed by South African Lionel Ngakane – an ANC member exiled to London – this touching, half-hour long film is a masterclass in brisk, fluid storytelling.
- Pressure (1975) Director: Horace Ové. Widely regarded as the first black British feature film, Horace Ové’s gripping, neorealism-inspired drama focuses on the tribulations of school grad Tony (Herbert Norville), the British-born son of first generation Trinidadian immigrant parents who arrived in England in the 1950s.
- Babylon (1980) Director: Franco Rosso. As an editor on Horace Ové’s classic concert documentary Reggae (1971), and the director of BBC’s Linton Kwesi Johnson documentary Dread Beat an’ Blood (1978), Franco Rosso was an apt choice to helm the first major British feature film to take reggae music as its central theme.
- Burning an Illusion (1981) Director: Menelik Shabazz. The debut feature by Barbados-born Brit Menelik Shabazz focuses on west Londoner Pat (Cassie McFarlane), a young, independent black woman making a living against the volatile backdrop of Margaret Thatcher’s Britain: a time of discriminatory stop and search laws, and bubbling social anomie which resulted in riots across the UK, including in Brixton and Toxteth.
Dec 23, 2020 · A roundup of our favourite British films from 2020 from 'His House' to 'Mogul Mowgli', 'Ammonite' to 'Saint Maud'.
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Jan 8, 2020 · South Africa Movies highlighting the Zulu tribe history, early British & Dutch inhabitants & the long road to freedom through the era of apartheid.
