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Mandela - Son Of Africa, Father Of A Nation [1997]

starring: Winnie Mandela, Nelson Mandela, F.W. de Klerk, Eugene Terre'Blanche
directed by: Angus Gibson, Jo Menell

Release Date October 23, 2006
Two things to know in this review - this documentary of this world renowned countryman of mine is outstanding, very good and well put together. It chronicles through Madiba's life as well as the political and cultural development of South Africa during the apartheid years, so it is lined up with the goings-on arouns Mandela as well as how he was responding to it all himself.
Secondly though, paying R500/£47 plus for a DVD of this, is ridiculous!! You are being cheated, and it is far better getting the VCR version than paying loads for a DVD showing the same thing. Plus it is NOT rare to find on DVD. Be careful not to be cheated, just because it does happen to be the best quality documentary on Mandiba made as yet.

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Nick Broomfield Collection - Vol 2 ( Soldier Girls / The Leader His Driver and the Driver's Wife / Tracking Down Maggie: The Unofficial Biography of Margaret Thatcher )

starring: Anita Meyer, Clara Alves, Eugene Terre'Blanche, J.P. Meyer, Jackie Hall
directed by: Nick Broomfield, Joan Churchill

Release Date
Two things to know in this review - this documentary of this world renowned countryman of mine is outstanding, very good and well put together. It chronicles through Madiba's life as well as the political and cultural development of South Africa during the apartheid years, so it is lined up with the goings-on arouns Mandela as well as how he was responding to it all himself.
Secondly though, paying R500/£47 plus for a DVD of this, is ridiculous!! You are being cheated, and it is far better getting the VCR version than paying loads for a DVD showing the same thing. Plus it is NOT rare to find on DVD. Be careful not to be cheated, just because it does happen to be the best quality documentary on Mandiba made as yet.

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Mandela [1997]

starring: Winnie Mandela, Nelson Mandela, F.W. de Klerk, Eugene Terre'Blanche
directed by: Angus Gibson, Jo Menell

Release Date April 28, 1997
Two things to know in this review - this documentary of this world renowned countryman of mine is outstanding, very good and well put together. It chronicles through Madiba's life as well as the political and cultural development of South Africa during the apartheid years, so it is lined up with the goings-on arouns Mandela as well as how he was responding to it all himself.
Secondly though, paying R500/£47 plus for a DVD of this, is ridiculous!! You are being cheated, and it is far better getting the VCR version than paying loads for a DVD showing the same thing. Plus it is NOT rare to find on DVD. Be careful not to be cheated, just because it does happen to be the best quality documentary on Mandiba made as yet.

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Mandela [1997] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Winnie Mandela, Nelson Mandela, F.W. de Klerk, Eugene Terre'Blanche
directed by: Angus Gibson, Jo Menell

Release Date October 19, 2004
Two things to know in this review - this documentary of this world renowned countryman of mine is outstanding, very good and well put together. It chronicles through Madiba's life as well as the political and cultural development of South Africa during the apartheid years, so it is lined up with the goings-on arouns Mandela as well as how he was responding to it all himself.
Secondly though, paying R500/£47 plus for a DVD of this, is ridiculous!! You are being cheated, and it is far better getting the VCR version than paying loads for a DVD showing the same thing. Plus it is NOT rare to find on DVD. Be careful not to be cheated, just because it does happen to be the best quality documentary on Mandiba made as yet.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Mandela: Son of Africa, Father of a Nation [1997] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Winnie Mandela, Nelson Mandela, F.W. de Klerk, Eugene Terre'Blanche
directed by: Angus Gibson, Jo Menell

Release Date May 19, 1998
Two things to know in this review - this documentary of this world renowned countryman of mine is outstanding, very good and well put together. It chronicles through Madiba's life as well as the political and cultural development of South Africa during the apartheid years, so it is lined up with the goings-on arouns Mandela as well as how he was responding to it all himself.
Secondly though, paying R500/£47 plus for a DVD of this, is ridiculous!! You are being cheated, and it is far better getting the VCR version than paying loads for a DVD showing the same thing. Plus it is NOT rare to find on DVD. Be careful not to be cheated, just because it does happen to be the best quality documentary on Mandiba made as yet.