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Director:
Writer:
Ngozi Onwurah (writer)
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Release Date:
20 January 1995 (UK) more
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Plot:
Spike and his sister Anjela live in the Terrordome, a huge ghetto that all the blacks have been forced to live in... more | add synopsis
Awards:
1 win more
User Comments:
interesting take on women more (5 total)

Cast

  (Cast overview, first billed only)
Suzette Llewellyn ... Anjela McBride / African Woman

Saffron Burrows ... Jodie
Felix Joseph ... Black Rad / African Leader
Valentine Nonyela ... Spike / African Man
Ben Wynter ... Hector / African Boy
Sian Martin ... Chrisele / African Woman
Jason Traynor ... Jason / Asst. Overseer
Brian Bovell ... Officer Bovell / Slave Hand
Cynthia Powell ... Rosa Parkson
Natasha Romulus ... Tasha / African Girl
Marica Myrie ... Nadine Parkson
Olu Taiwo ... Red Gang Leader / African Man

Charlotte Moore ... Officer Mags / Mistress Maggie
Tom Geoghegan ... Aryan Prisoner
Catherine Coffey ... Soul Sister
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Additional Details

MPAA:
Rated R for strong violence, language, drug content and some sexuality.
Runtime:
90 min
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Color:
Color (Technicolor)
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Director Ngozi Onwurah struggled for three years to get the funding for this film. more

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3 out of 7 people found the following comment useful.
interesting take on women, 4 October 2004
7/10
Author: sansiena

One should not read the film as a simplistic endorsement of violence. The film presents an interesting take on womanhood, making two mothers (Anjela and

Jodie) the centerpiece of the movie, and pointing out how violence damages

both women and leaves both alone at the end. However, the film does

represent Onwurah's frustration, anger, and apparent feeling that reasonable

options and immigrant dreams are impossible. It's interesting to examine this film along with Onwurah's own meditations about her childhood (Coffee Colored Children) and her white mother's sexuality (The Body Beautiful). Onwurah's

most recent work, Hang Time, also explores the lack of options available to the urban poor.

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