Search tips |
Contemporary Films was at the forefront of producing and distributing documentaries and feature films, bringing to the attention of the British public the horrors of the political system of apartheid in South Africa. Our first production directed by John Krish, Let My People Go, was originally banned at the instigation of South Africa House, after British television had agreed to screen it. Over the years that followed, we have represented the work of many South African filmmakers including Betty Wolpert (Tsiamelo and Awake from Mourning), Debbie May (You have Struck a Rock), Ken Law (Penny Whistle Boys), as well as British filmmakers including Simon Louvich/Antonio Caccia (End of the Dialogue and Last Grave at Dimbaza).
If you don’t find what you are looking for, please contact us and we will do our best to help you. |
country of origin: South Africa |
Black kids look at map of South Africa country of origin: South Africa |
country of origin: South Africa |
country of origin: South Africa |
Interview with Hendrik Verwoerd country of origin: South Africa |
People voting in South African "homelands" country of origin: South Africa |
country of origin: South Africa |
3 women sing a psalm/nursery rhyme country of origin: United Kingdom |
Blacks-only bus in South Africa country of origin: South Africa |
Unemployed workers interviewed outside factory country of origin: South Africa |
Powered by Sigsiu.NET | ![]() |