يروي هذا الفيلم الوثائقي قصة الفنانة الموسيقية الراحلة ميريم ماكيبا صاحبة الكاريزما والموهبة المدهشة التي أصبحت رمزًا لجنوب إفريقيا، والتي جابت العالم بصوتها القوي لتوصل رسالة ضد العرقية والفقر وتنادي بالمساواة والسلام. وعرفت ب(ماما إفريقيا).
الإعلان الترويجي
طاقم العمل
Mika Kaurismäki
Director
Miriam Makeba
Self
Bageot Bah
Self
Harry Belafonte
Self
Stokely Carmichael
Self
Kathleen Cleaver
Self
Leopoldo Fleming
Self
Lorraine Gordon
Self
Angélique Kidjo
Self
Abigail Kubeka
Self
Bongi Makeba Lee
Self
Nelson Lumumba Lee
Self
Zenzile Monique Lee
Self
Sipho Mabuse
Self
Nelson Mandela
Self
Winnie Mandela
Self
Hugh Masekela
Self
Dorothy Masuka
Self
Zamo Mbutho
Self
Mika Kaurismäki
Writer
Don Edkins
Writer
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التعليقات
2 تعليق
It sometimes surprises me how people see films so differently. I read here another review of Mama Africa and disagree with what it says about the film. I also find the the subject matter very interesting, but I also find the film is very well made, the story was exceptionally well told and constructed. Besides being so informative, it is also very entertaining and emotional. My only concern during the film was, that I hoped it would not end. I saw the film at the Berlin Film Festival in February and my impression was that most people in the audience felt like me. I did hardly know anything about Miriam Makeba before seeing the film, but it made me her fan, what amazing woman she was.
It sometimes surprises me how people see films so differently. I read here another review of Mama Africa and disagree with what it says about the film. I also find the the subject matter very interesting, but I also find the film is very well made, the story was exceptionally well told and constructed. Besides being so informative, it is also very entertaining and emotional. My only concern during the film was, that I hoped it would not end. I saw the film at the Berlin Film Festival in February and my impression was that most people in the audience felt like me. I did hardly know anything about Miriam Makeba before seeing the film, but it made me her fan, what amazing woman she was.
