Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Forest Whitaker | ... | Desmond Tutu | |
Eric Bana | ... | Piet Blomfeld | |
Jeff Gum | ... | Francois Schmidt | |
Morné Visser | ... | Hansi Coetzee | |
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Thandi Makhubele | ... | Mrs. Morobe |
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Terry Norton | ... | Lavinia |
Rob Gough | ... | Howard Varney | |
Debbie Sherman | ... | Linda Coetzee | |
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Osbert Solomons | ... | Mogomat |
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Warrick Grier | ... | Kruger |
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Nandiphile Mbeshu | ... | Benjamin |
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David Butler | ... | Governor |
Dominika Jablonska | ... | Forensic Clerk | |
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Shane John Kruger | ... | DTF Officer |
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Michael MacKenzie | ... | Young Warder |
After the end of Apartheid, Archbishop Desmond Tutu meets with a brutal murderer seeking redemption.
The story of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission should be required viewing as far as I'm concerned. The actors and director clearly care about this story and they have told it well. I'm a white South African with family that were in the police and military during this time. I think this movie is incredibly well done. Don't worry about the camera angles and makeup; just watch, enjoy, and maybe even learn something.
My favourite exchange: "Do you know what Paradise Lost is?" "A nightclub?" "No, you clutch plate. It's a poem... about me!"
Cheers, Pierre