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Goodbye Bafana (2007)

The true story of a white South African racist whose life was profoundly altered by the black prisoner he guarded for twenty years. The prisoner's name was Nelson Mandela.

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Andrew Wright 12 Dec 2007

Another well-meaning, dopily prosaic movie of the sort that often gets a mercy nomination thrown its way ... Does a severe disservice to a truly great history.

John Hartl 14 Dec 2007

Director August once had a knack for telling stories of adolescent bonds, and he makes good use of one childhood flashback and a scene in which Bafana and Mandela blend into one person. For a moment, he achieves a balance the rest of the film lacks.

Peter Bradshaw 10 May 2007

This is just painfully worthy TV-movie stuff.

Rob L 25 Aug 2008

Not Bille August's best film that's for sure. I felt it was a little too lenghty.

SavinoM. 23 Jan 2008

Excellent display of how human emotions can sometimes overpower all the bad aspevts of a a racist government.