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A Dry White Season (1989)

During the 1976 Soweto uprising, a white school teacher's life and values are threatened when he asks questions about the death of a young black boy who died in police custody.

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Tl H 09 Jul 2017

Saw this back in 1989 in my 20's and never forgot it, ahead of it's time in content. Saw Ladysmith Black Mambazo live in the early 90's because of this movie. Been a fan of both ever since. Great movie and music. Until 911 even some of the most worldly travelers of the U.S. were saying 'what war?' throughout the 80's and 90's. It's only in the last decade Americans really began to take an interest in international plights and politics.

Private U 22 May 2008

Very moving and kind of hard to watch. I really needed to pull myself back together after this one. One of the better movies about racial injustice, I liked it.

Sheila Benson 01 Jun 2002

A tract, a dry rerun of Cry Freedom, with none of that film's visual sweep (whatever else its faults) and with nothing new to tell us. It's filled with obvious, earnest performances--Marlon Brando's ironic and subtle one is the only exception--and unresonant writing.

Dan Lybarger 14 Mar 2003

A heavy-handed but effective condemnation of Apartheid justice. Brando, who worked for free on this one, is great as an opposition lawyer.

Karambir R 11 Jun 2008

watch a courtroom come alive live never before as soon as the MAN himself walks in. Brando so dominates that he makes other great actors who have played lawyers, look pale in comparsion. great film, disturbing and stays with you for a long time.