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    AmaZulu: The Children Of Heaven

    Nantes British Film Festival 2008 Winner: Best Film 'Amazulu is a powerful and inspiring narrative' - Durban International Film Festival 2006 'Phenomenal - this is what African cinema is all abou...

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    AmaZulu: The Children Of Heaven

    Directed by Hannan Majid & Richard York 2006 62 min
    Life in a South African township is seen through the eyes of seven pupils as they come together under the parental eye of Mr Mtshali; Headmaster of Velabahleke High School. Velebahleke - 'come with a smile' may be the only school in the country that starts at 06.30am and where students are racing to get there on time. Mtshali has created an oasis of excellence for hundreds of learners, where students, staff and the community are doggedly determined that they 'be slaves to their background'. The aspirations and everyday lives of the pupils, both in and out of school, interweave to form a story of a generation striving to transcend their backgrounds and achieve what could now be theirs, in the new South Africa.

    Durban International Film Festival 2006
    ZInthengi Film Market
    Cape Town International Film Festival 2006
    Closing Film Cambridge African Film Festival 2006
    Al Jazeera International Documentary Film Festival 2007
    SABC Africa On Screen Film Festival 2007
    Medimed 2007
    Mosaiques International Film Festival 2010

    You can buy Mass E Bhat & AmaZulu in this special bundle. Both documentaries focus on children in South Africa and Bangladesh.

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    AmaZulu: The Children Of Heaven

    Life in a South African township is seen through the eyes of seven pupils as they come together under the parental eye of Mr Mtshali; Headmaster of Velabahleke High School. Velebahleke - 'come with a smile' may be the only school in the country that starts at 06.30am and where students are racing to get there on time. Mtshali has created an oasis of excellence for hundreds of learners, where students, staff and the community are doggedly determined that they 'be slaves to their background'. The aspirations and everyday lives of the pupils, both in and out of school, interweave to form a story of a generation striving to transcend their backgrounds and achieve what could now be theirs, in the new South Africa.

    Durban International Film Festival 2006
    ZInthengi Film Market
    Cape Town International Film Festival 2006
    Closing Film Cambridge African Film Festival 2006
    Al Jazeera International Documentary Film Festival 2007
    SABC Africa On Screen Film Festival 2007
    Medimed 2007
    Mosaiques International Film Festival 2010

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