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The documentary 'Angola' provides an overview of the country's social and economic landscape, starting with a brief history of Angola's war for independence from Portugal. It captures the diversity of Angolan society through scenes of everyday life, showcasing city life, music, and rural communities. The film also addresses the impacts of civil war and apartheid in neighboring South Africa, using commentaries from Angolans to provide personal insights.
With a runtime of 45 minutes, the film is directed by Roberto Berliner and features cast members Guida Lollo and Chico Dias. The upbeat pacing of the documentary engages viewers while presenting a multifaceted view of Angola's history and current situation.
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.
Perfect For
Angolan history enthusiastsCivil war studiesAfrican music lovers