An African Dream

Name: An African Dream
Genre: Drama
Released: 1988-03-18
Duration: 1 h 33 min
Rating: 6.5
Cast: Kitty Aldridge, John Kani, Dominic Jephcott

1988
PG
1 h 33 min

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6,5/10

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Kitty Aldridge and John Kani in An African Dream (1988)

Drama

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA moving portrayal of love and hope struggling to survive the torturous nightmare of colonial prejudice. A story of a warped and twisted system hellbent on destroying a relationship that thr... Ler tudoA moving portrayal of love and hope struggling to survive the torturous nightmare of colonial prejudice. A story of a warped and twisted system hellbent on destroying a relationship that threatens its very existence.A moving portrayal of love and hope struggling to survive the torturous nightmare of colonial prejudice. A story of a warped and twisted system hellbent on destroying a relationship that threatens its very existence.

Direção
- John Smallcombe
Roteiristas
- John Smallcombe
- Nodi Murphy
Artistas

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6,5/10

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Direção
- John Smallcombe
Roteiristas
- John Smallcombe
- Nodi Murphy
Artistas

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8/10

Excellent acting increases the pleasure of a banal telling of a true to life story.

An unknown, but competent cast of actors, bring a special appeal to this rather run-of-the-mill allegedly true story of an Englishwoman who moves to South Africa in 1906. She quickly becomes disillusioned by the way in which blacks are treated and cheated by the white rulers, and is well ahead of her time by refusing to take her place as a nonentity in the hierarchy of the de facto white aristocracy farmer class. Her naive orientation toward fairness upsets the status quo, and creates problems for her and for those she cares about. Never a truly inspired film, it is engrossing nevertheless.