Review of The Power of One (1992) by Steve H — 03 Oct 2007
A white child growing up in the thick of apartheid South Africa--almost a symbol of the painful, instrospection that the nation faces.
Compelling. A companion piece to Cry, The Beloved Country. The hauntingly beautiful choral singing of the native blacks is only one of the vivid details that cinema brings to the story.
This review of The Power of One (1992) was written by Steve H on 03 Oct 2007.
The Power of One has generally received positive reviews.
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