Twenty years of civil war in Angola shaped its society, affecting city life, music, and rural communities across the country.
Synopsis
Twenty years of civil war in Angola shaped its society, affecting city life, music, and rural communities across the country.
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Synopsis
Luanda, Angola's capital, pulses with life as music fills the streets. The documentary begins with a history of Angola's war for independence from Portugal, setting the stage for the country's social and economic challenges. It features scenes from urban areas and rural communities, illustrating daily life amid the backdrop of civil war and the influence of apartheid in South Africa. Commentaries from Angolans provide personal insights into their experiences and the nation's diverse culture.
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Why Watch
- See how Angola's independence shaped its culture.
- Meet Angolans sharing their daily lives.
- Find out about the effects of apartheid on Angola.
Did You Know
- The documentary was released in 1988, during Angola's civil war.
- Roberto Berliner directed the film, focusing on Angolan society.
- The film has a duration of 45 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary Angola?
Roberto Berliner directed the documentary Angola.
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The documentary Angola was released in 1988.
How long is the documentary Angola?
The duration of the documentary Angola is 45 minutes.
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