Pleure, ô pays bien aimé (1995)
Le vieux pasteur Stephen Kumalo se rend à Johannesburg pour y retrouver son fils disparu. Arrivé là-bas il rencontre la misère et apprend que son fils est devenu un criminel recherché pour meurtre, et que sa sœur a été contrainte de se prostituer.
Directeur: Darrell James Roodt
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Richard Harris as James Jarvis |
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James Earl Jones as Rev. Stephen Kumalo |
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Charles S. Dutton as John Kumalo |
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Vusi Kunene as Theophilus Msimangu |
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Tsholofelo Wechoemang as Child |
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Dolly Rathebe as Mrs. Kumalo |
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Jack Robinson as Ian Jarvis |
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Ramalao Makhene as Ramalao Makhene |
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Jennifer Steyn as Mary Jarvis |
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Ian Roberts as Evans |
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David Clatworthy as Clerk of the court |
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Somizi Mhlongo as Young Thief |
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Patrick Ndlovu as Man 1 |
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Darlington Michaels as Man 2 |
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King Twala as Man 3 |
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Sam Ngakane as Mafolo |
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John Whiteley as Father Vincent |
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Lillian Dube as Mrs. Lithebe |
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Themsie Times as Shebeen Queen (as Tembsie Times) |
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Tiny Masilio as Brothel Singer |
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Dambisa Kente as Gertrude Kumalo |
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Fats Bookholane as Brothel Man |
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George Phologane as Brothel Man |
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Morena Sefatsa as Nephew |
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Sydney Chama as Dubula |
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Moses Rakharebe as Tomlinson |
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Ron Smerczak as Captain van Jaarsveld |
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Tobias Sikwayo as Thomas |
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Anne Curteis as Mrs. Jarvis |
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Jerry Mofokeng as Hlabeni |
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Abigail Kubeka as Mrs. Mkize |
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Grace Mahlaba as Nurse |
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Leleti Khumalo as Katie |
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Jonathan Rands as Glyn Henderson |
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Shirley Johnston as Barbara Henderson |
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Ben Kruger as Police Officer 1 |
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Dan Robbertse as Police Officer 2 |
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Eric Miyeni as Absolom Kumalo |
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Patrick Shai as Robert Ndela |
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Robert Whitehead as Carmichael |
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David Clatworthy as Clerk of the Court |
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Themba Ndaba as Matthew Kumalo |
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Louis Seboko as Johannes Pafuri |
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Graham Armitage as Judge |
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Greg Latter as Prosecutor |
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Thomas Hall as Court Usher |
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Thomas Hall as Warder 1 |
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Antonio Rodrigues as Warder 2 |
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Stuart Monthieth as Warder 3 |
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Alfred D. Nokwe as Old Man |
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Lorraine Nyathikazi as Apron Woman |
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David Phetoe as Black Priest |
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Stephen Evans as Court Photographer (uncredited) |
| Production | Helena Spring | Associate Producer |
| Camera | Paul Gilpin | Director of Photography |
| Costume & Make-Up | Ruy Filipe | Costume Designer |
| Art | Emilia Roux | Set Decoration |
| Art | Roland Hunter | Art Direction |
| Production | Anant Singh | Producer |
| Editing | David Heitner | Editor |
| Art | David Barkham | Production Design |
| Production | Harry Alan Towers | Producer |
| Crew | Paul Gilpin | Cinematography |
| Directing | Darrell James Roodt | Director |
| Writing | Ronald Harwood | Writer |
| Writing | Alan Paton | Novel |
| Writing | Joshua Sinclair | Writer |
| Sound | John Barry | Original Music Composer |
