A Great Movie, far more then I expected, about the best HBO Film I have seen. Hilary Swank has come a long way since Harry and the Henderson?s. Non US actors Jamie Bartlett and Ian Roberts added the gusto needed. This movie is about the apathy in South African. Chiwetel Ejiofor w... read more
Hilary Swank,
Chiwetel Ejiofor,
Jamie Bartlett,
Marius Weyers,
Ian Roberts
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A dedicated human rights lawyer and a political activist who suffered at the hands of South African police officer with no regard for human life finds that the only thing more dangerous than standing ... read more
DVD Release Date: July 25, 2006
Stats: 145 reviews
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October 11, 2009
My favourite film really really good and a great story its all about the apartied and its brilliant and it makes you aware of what was happening in that time with the south african's and the hardships they've been through its a really heart menacing film and completely worth a wa... read more
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June 2, 2007
[font=Century Gothic]In "Red Dust", it is 2000 in South Africa when former state security agent, Dirk Hendricks(Jamie Bartlett), is set to testify before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, seeking amnesty in the month-long torture of former ANC activist, Alex Mpondo(Chiwete... read more
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June 27, 2007
This movie is a well done movie that focuses on the harsh realities of South Africa's apartheid system and the Truth and Reconciliation process in the post-apartheid era. Hillary Swank isn't the best, but the movies storyline and production is rather well done and worth the watch,
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Though Hooper falters on the side of manipulation, the story remains engrossing. Full Review
...never quite becomes as compelling or intriguing as we get the impression it's supposed to be. Full Review
Taking the form of a courtroom drama this film looks at the atrocities of the South African apartheid government and at the possibility of reconciliation.
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