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[[Angus Gibson]] a documentary filmmaker.

He was a founding member of Free Filmmakers Cooperative, a film co-operative established in 1985 to create a relevant South African cinema. Since 1983, when he created his first television drama, he has produced, directed, and co-written numerous highly-acclaimed and internationally award-winning documentary series and TV dramas for British and South African television, including the Heartlines series, Yizo Yizo, and Soweto, a History. He also has a rich documentary feature film experience. He co-directed the Oscar-nominated authorized biography, Mandela, for Jonathan Demme’s production company. His diverse media projects, which include audio-visual contributions to the Apartheid Museum and the Hecter Pieterson Museum, have been influential in the anti-apartheid movement. His latest film Back to the Moon, an award-winning South African film set in 1958 Sophiatown was released in 2019.

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 ''[[The Siege]]'' / ''[[La Toma]]'' (2011)
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+''[[Back of the Moon]]'' (2019),
 Other media projects include audio-visual contributions to the Apartheid Museum and the Hecter Pieterson Museum.

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 ''[[7 Up South Africa]]'' (1992)
-''[[Mandela]]'' (with [[Jo Menell]], 1996)
+''[[Mandela]]'' (with [[Jo Menell]], 1992)
 ''[[Everyman - 14 Up in South Africa]]'' (1999)

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 ''[[7 Up South Africa]]'' (1992)
-''[[Mandela]]'' (1996)
+''[[Mandela]]'' (with [[Jo Menell]], 1996)
 ''[[Everyman - 14 Up in South Africa]]'' (1999)

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 ==Contribution to South African film and TV==
-He was a founding member of [[Free Filmmakers Cooperative]], a film co-operative established in 1985 to create a relevant South African cinema. He and
+He was a founding member of [[Free Filmmakers Cooperative]], a film co-operative established in 1985 to create a relevant South African cinema.
-He created his first television drama in 1983, going to produce, direct and co-write  documentary series and TV dramas for British and South African television as well as other documentary work.
+He created his first television drama in 1983, going to produce, direct and co-write  documentary films and series and TV dramas for British and South African television as well as other documentary work, a number of them award winning productions.
 This includes:
 ''[[7 Up South Africa]]'' (1992)
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 ''[[Back to the Moon]]'' (2019),
 Other media projects include audio-visual contributions to the Apartheid Museum and the Hecter Pieterson Museum.
 ==Sources==
 https://africanfilmny.org/directors/angus-gibson/

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	He was a founding member of [[Free Filmmakers Cooperative]], a film co-operative established in 1985 to create a relevant South African cinema.		He was a founding member of [[Free Filmmakers Cooperative]], a film co-operative established in 1985 to create a relevant South African cinema.

−	he has produced, directed, and co-written numerous highly-acclaimed and internationally award-winning documentary series and TV dramas for British and South African television, including the Heartlines series, Yizo Yizo, and Soweto, a History.	+	His documentary feature film experience includes co-directing''[[ Mandela]]'' for the [[Jonathan Demme]] production company. Other media projects include audio-visual contributions to the Apartheid Museum and the Hecter Pieterson Museum, and ''[[Back to the Moon]]'', an award-winning South African film set in 1958 Sophiatown (released in 2019).
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−	~~He also has a rich~~ documentary feature film experience~~. He~~ co-~~directed the Oscar-nominated authorized biography,~~ Mandela, for Jonathan ~~Demme’s~~ production company. ~~His diverse~~ media projects~~, which~~ include audio-visual contributions to the Apartheid Museum and the Hecter Pieterson Museum, ~~have been influential in the anti-apartheid movement. His latest film~~ Back to the Moon, an award-winning South African film set in 1958 Sophiatown ~~was~~ released in 2019.

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	[[Angus Gibson]] a documentary filmmaker.		[[Angus Gibson]] a documentary filmmaker.

−	He was a founding member of [[Free Filmmakers Cooperative]], a film co-operative established in 1985 to create a relevant South African cinema. ~~Since 1983, when he created his first television drama,~~ he has produced, directed, and co-written numerous highly-acclaimed and internationally award-winning documentary series and TV dramas for British and South African television, including the Heartlines series, Yizo Yizo, and Soweto, a History. He also has a rich documentary feature film experience. He co-directed the Oscar-nominated authorized biography, Mandela, for Jonathan Demme’s production company. His diverse media projects, which include audio-visual contributions to the Apartheid Museum and the Hecter Pieterson Museum, have been influential in the anti-apartheid movement. His latest film Back to the Moon, an award-winning South African film set in 1958 Sophiatown was released in 2019.	+	==Biography==
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		+	==Contribution to South African film and TV==
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		+	He created his first television drama in 1983, going to produce, direct and co-write documentary series and TV dramas for British and South African television. This includes series like ''[[Heartlines]]'', ''[[Yizo Yizo]]'' and ''[[Soweto, a History]]''.
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		+	He was a founding member of [[Free Filmmakers Cooperative]], a film co-operative established in 1985 to create a relevant South African cinema.
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		+	he has produced, directed, and co-written numerous highly-acclaimed and internationally award-winning documentary series and TV dramas for British and South African television, including the Heartlines series, Yizo Yizo, and Soweto, a History.
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		+	He also has a rich documentary feature film experience. He co-directed the Oscar-nominated authorized biography, Mandela, for Jonathan Demme’s production company. His diverse media projects, which include audio-visual contributions to the Apartheid Museum and the Hecter Pieterson Museum, have been influential in the anti-apartheid movement. His latest film Back to the Moon, an award-winning South African film set in 1958 Sophiatown was released in 2019.

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	[[Angus Gibson]] a documentary filmmaker.		[[Angus Gibson]] a documentary filmmaker.

−	He was a founding member of Free Filmmakers Cooperative, a film co-operative established in 1985 to create a relevant South African cinema. Since 1983, when he created his first television drama, he has produced, directed, and co-written numerous highly-acclaimed and internationally award-winning documentary series and TV dramas for British and South African television, including the Heartlines series, Yizo Yizo, and Soweto, a History. He also has a rich documentary feature film experience. He co-directed the Oscar-nominated authorized biography, Mandela, for Jonathan Demme’s production company. His diverse media projects, which include audio-visual contributions to the Apartheid Museum and the Hecter Pieterson Museum, have been influential in the anti-apartheid movement. His latest film Back to the Moon, an award-winning South African film set in 1958 Sophiatown was released in 2019.	+	He was a founding member of [[Free Filmmakers Cooperative]], a film co-operative established in 1985 to create a relevant South African cinema. Since 1983, when he created his first television drama, he has produced, directed, and co-written numerous highly-acclaimed and internationally award-winning documentary series and TV dramas for British and South African television, including the Heartlines series, Yizo Yizo, and Soweto, a History. He also has a rich documentary feature film experience. He co-directed the Oscar-nominated authorized biography, Mandela, for Jonathan Demme’s production company. His diverse media projects, which include audio-visual contributions to the Apartheid Museum and the Hecter Pieterson Museum, have been influential in the anti-apartheid movement. His latest film Back to the Moon, an award-winning South African film set in 1958 Sophiatown was released in 2019.