xposted from: Info [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] CHILDREN OF THE REVOLUTION - a documentary film by Zola Maseko - to screen on ETV (in South Africa) - MONDAY June 16th 2003.
CHILDREN OF THE REVOLUTION - a documentary sponsored entirely by the NFVF (to the tune of R100,000) is screening on June 16th at 10:30 am - a morning screening on the youth-day holiday- The one hour documentary film is directed by celebrated filmaker Zola Maseko and produced and photographed by David Max Brown. . SYNOPSIS - CHILDREN OF THE REVOLUTION A 52 minute documentary film completed in June 2002, that follows filmmaker Zola Maseko, as he tracks down five South African exiles twelve years after their return home. In 1990, Zola Maseko and David Max Brown worked on a film in Tanzania about South African exiles who were returning home to an uncertain future. Now in 2002 they find the same five characters. The film opens with Zola in Johannesburg 2002, looking at the old archive from 1990. In narration he explains why he felt the need to look for some of his old comrades and document their progress on film. This is a story of how exile shapes dreams and of the contradictions and challenges that prevail. Children of the Revolution - is the story of how some ordinary young people have exchanged the camaraderie of a political life in the ANC for groupings and gangs of a very different kind. --- You are currently subscribed to african-cinema-conference as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe, forward this message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
