LETTRES DE FIN D'APARTHEID
un film de Corinne Moutout - Société10 years after the advent of the new South Africa, this film is a survey of the vast process of reconciliation undertaken in the country. From Johannesburg to Cape Town via the Karoo region, from a post office to a soup kitchen, from a farm to a municipal swimming pool, we discover all the contradictory emotions that South Africans feel in relation to their current concerns: forgiveness, awareness of others, fear, violence... And, in so doing, we move from surprise to incredulity, from enthusiasm for the foreseeable success of reconciliation to fear for its scheduled failure.
10 years after the advent of the new South Africa, this film is a survey of the vast process of reconciliation undertaken in the country. From Johannesburg to Cape Town via the Karoo region, from a post office to a soup kitchen, from a farm to a municipal swimming pool, we discover all the contradictory emotions that South Africans feel in relation to their current concerns: forgiveness, awareness of others, fear, violence... And, in so doing, we move from surprise to incredulity, from enthusiasm for the foreseeable success of reconciliation to fear for its scheduled failure.
Data sheet
- Directed by
- Corinne Moutout
- Year
- 2001
- Genre
- Société
- Editing
- Eva Feigeles-Aimé
- Author
- Corinne Moutout
- Photography
- Michel Baudour
- Sound
- François de Morant
- Producer
- Les Films d'Ici
- Original soundtrack
- Philip Miller
- Partners
- France 2
- Length
- 85'
- ISAN
- 000000019EC20000S00000000R
- International sales
- Point du Jour