Witness to Apartheid

Year: 1986

Runtime: 58 mins

Language: English

Directors: Kevin Harris, Sharon I. Sopher

Documentary

Viewing the film benefits from a brief overview of apartheid and an explanation of how state repression evolved over time. The documentary also notes that, in 1985, state repression was a reaction to increasingly successful organized resistance against the regime.

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