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Black and White in South Africa

Name: Black and White in South Africa
Duration: 29 min

John Howe et Ronald Dick

1957 | 29 min

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This 1957 documentary short offers an analysis of South Africa's acute race problem, an issue that causes dissension not only within its borders but within the Commonwealth and beyond. In South Africa, a country of 14 million people, 4 out of 5 people are black. The film gives a dispassionate appraisal of the motivations behind the policy of apartheid and of whether the practice of segregation provides a satisfactory, long-term solution.

Ce film contient des scènes de nudité et/ou de sexualité. Pour public averti.

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Générique

réalisateur

John Howe

Ronald Dick
producteur

Ronald Dick
producteur exécutif

Nicholas Balla
scénario

Ronald Dick

William Weintraub
son

George Croll

Ron Alexander
montage

Douglas Tunstell

Nicholas Balla

Ronald Dick

Marion Meadows

Jean Roy
narrateur

Edgar McInnis
musique

Maurice Blackburn

Robert Fleming

Eldon Rathburn

Norman Bigras

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One of the basic tenets of communism (or deep socialism) is egalitarianism. That means any attempt to improve one's lot in life is futile. It isn't what you are - it's who you are. Both the Bantu and the Dutch played that game right from the start. So communism (the fear he relates at the end - typical of 1956) in effect already existed there. The Bantu were too satisfied to mine diamonds for peanuts for far too long, and the Dutch were there strictly for business. Nobody seemed to question it - nobody got any answers. Of course now we know the outcome of this process. Serves nobody, today diamonds or not! SA is now a horrible place unliveable for all - and heck, synthetic diamonds today are not distinguishable from the real thing. Bad story with a bad ending.
Biff Harrelson, 7 Mai 2020