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| − | ''[[Come Back, Africa]]'' | + | ''[[Come Back, Africa]]'' is an immensely influential feature-length film by Lionel Rogosin (1924-2000)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lionel_Rogosin]. |
Produced by Lionel Rogosin Films, directed by Lionel Rogosin with a screenplay written by Rogosin, [[Lewis Nkosi]] and [[Bloke Modisane]], with cinematography by Ernst Artaria and Emil Knebel; sound by Walter Wettler, editing by Carl Lerner and music by Lucy Brown, also featuring the music of Chatur Lal. The cast included [[Zacharia Mgabi]], [[Vinah Bendile]], [[Miriam Makeba]], [[George Malebye]], [[Morris Hugh]], [[Hazel Futa]], [[Lewis Nkosi]], [[Bloke Modisane]], [[Can Themba]], [[Myrtle Berman]], [[Piet Beyleveld]], [[Jan Hoogendyk]], [[Alexander Sackville]] and [[Sarah Sackville]]. | Produced by Lionel Rogosin Films, directed by Lionel Rogosin with a screenplay written by Rogosin, [[Lewis Nkosi]] and [[Bloke Modisane]], with cinematography by Ernst Artaria and Emil Knebel; sound by Walter Wettler, editing by Carl Lerner and music by Lucy Brown, also featuring the music of Chatur Lal. The cast included [[Zacharia Mgabi]], [[Vinah Bendile]], [[Miriam Makeba]], [[George Malebye]], [[Morris Hugh]], [[Hazel Futa]], [[Lewis Nkosi]], [[Bloke Modisane]], [[Can Themba]], [[Myrtle Berman]], [[Piet Beyleveld]], [[Jan Hoogendyk]], [[Alexander Sackville]] and [[Sarah Sackville]]. | ||
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Come Back, Africa is an immensely influential feature-length film by Lionel Rogosin (1924-2000)[1].
Produced by Lionel Rogosin Films, directed by Lionel Rogosin with a screenplay written by Rogosin, Lewis Nkosi and Bloke Modisane, with cinematography by Ernst Artaria and Emil Knebel; sound by Walter Wettler, editing by Carl Lerner and music by Lucy Brown, also featuring the music of Chatur Lal. The cast included Zacharia Mgabi, Vinah Bendile, Miriam Makeba, George Malebye, Morris Hugh, Hazel Futa, Lewis Nkosi, Bloke Modisane, Can Themba, Myrtle Berman, Piet Beyleveld, Jan Hoogendyk, Alexander Sackville and Sarah Sackville.
It premiered at the 1959 Venice Film Festival.
