The Two Rivers (1985)
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A personal and metaphoric view of the apartheid conflict: the poet and writer Rakasha Ratshitanga, the narrator of the film, guides the viewer from his village in the south of the country to Johannesburg, revealing the political, economic and cultural origins of the tensions and sufferings which are tearing his country apart.
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What is The Two Rivers about?
A personal and metaphoric view of the apartheid conflict: the poet and writer Rakasha Ratshitanga, the narrator of the film, guides the viewer from his village in the south of the country to Johannesburg, revealing the political, economic and cultural origins of the tensions and sufferings which are tearing his country apart.
How long is The Two Rivers?
The Two Rivers has a runtime of 58 minutes.