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Thursday, 15 March 2012

The Man Dies


The Man Dies In All Who Keep Silent In The Face Of Tyranny

Filmmakers in this country have always had a response to xenophobia. 


I just want to take time to give a shout out.

The Foreigner directed by Zola Maseko
Conversations On A Sunday Afternoon directed by Khalo Matabane
The Burning Man directed by Adze Ugah from the
Filmakers Against Racism Series
A Small Town Called Descent directed by Jahmil XT Qubeka
Africa Shafted directed by Ingrid Martens

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MAN ON GROUND is about London banker Ade's investigation into his missing brother's whereabouts that leads him to the townships of Johannesburg. When xenophobic riots erupt, he is obliged to take refuge at his brother's employer's office where he discovers a terrible secret. This blog is director Akin Omotoso's thoughts and observations surrounding the film - a diary if you want.
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