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Tsotsi(2005)
Tsotsi(2005)
Hard-hitting, Oscar-winning film about a South African gangster who finds himself in charge of a baby.
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Film Details
Year
2002
Duration
162 minutes
Genres
Documentary
Language
Afrikaans / English / Zulu (English subtitles)
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UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Music can be one of the most powerful forces in our lives - and can help bring people together to create change. Amandla! tells the uplifting story of how South African musicians and the music they made played a vital part in the struggle against the racist Apartheid regime that dominated the country until the early 1990s. An inspiring documentary featuring appearances from many talented South African musicians, as well as the man who would finally become president of his newly free country in 1994 - Nelson Mandela.
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Contains one use of strong language and moderate violence
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