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South Africa Belongs to Us

1980, English. Directed by Chris Austin & Ruth Weiss & Peter Chappell.

The story of the lives of five ordinary black South African women living under the apartheid system, secretly shot with the help of journalist Nomavenda Mathiane, also featuring interviews with Fatima Meer and for the first time, Winnie Mandela

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1 September 1980
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South Africa Belongs to Us (1980) was directed by Chris Austin and Ruth Weiss and Peter Chappell and stars Winnie Mandela, Fatimah Meer, Numisi Kjuzwayo.

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