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Come Back, Africa (1960)

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Summary: Lensed for the most part in Johannesburg, the film follows a Zulu family that has been uprooted from its native environs and plunked down in the middle of a strange urban "jungle". Due to the repressiveness of the South African powers-that-were, Rogosin was forced to shoot his film with hidden cameras, then obliged to smuggle the footage out of the continent. (AMG)
Country: USA
Directed By: Lionel Rogosin
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na peder
40
T1
The filmmaking process here is interesting and its intent is noble, but it just doesn't hold together. The plot is episodic, the ending comes out of nowhere, and the acting leaves a lot to be desired.
na edaz
96
T10
na imdb
75
T9
na Kerc
20
T6
na Shmendrek
2
T4
Sometimes the decision to use non-actors pays instant dividends, like in Pontecorvo's Battle of Algiers. Sadly, this film is ultimately undone by a similar decision. Although Zacharia is a sympathetic character, he can't act worth a damn, and his fumbling of lines eventually grows tiresome.
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