A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
November 6, 1987
Original Title:
Cry Freedom
Alternate Titles:
Et rop om frihet
Et råb om frihed
Ett rop på frihet
Grido di libertà
Grita Liberdade
Grita Libertad [Cry Freedom]
Grito de libertad
Huuto vapaudelle
Kiálts szabadságért
Kravgi eleftherias
Krzyk o wolnosc
Le Cri de la Liberté
Schrei nach Freiheit
Um Grito de Liberdade
Vapaj za slobodom
Özgürlük çigligi
Вик за свобода
Клич свободи
Клич свободы
遠い夜明け:1987
Genres:
Drama
Production Companies:
Marble Arch Productions
Universal Pictures
Production Countries:
United Kingdom | Zimbabwe
Ratings / Certifications:
CH: 12 DE: 12 HU: 6 IE: PG NL: 12 SE: 15 US: PG
Runtime: 157
A dramatic story, based on actual events, about the friendship between two men struggling against apartheid in South Africa in the 1970s. Donald Woods is a white liberal journalist in South Africa who begins to follow the activities of Stephen Biko, a courageous and outspoken black anti-apartheid activist.
Art Direction:
John King
Casting:
Susie Figgis
Co-Producer:
John Briley
Norman Spencer
Costume Design:
John Mollo
Dialogue Editor:
Michael Crouch
Brian Mann
Director:
Richard Attenborough
Director of Photography:
Ronnie Taylor
Editor:
Lesley Walker
Executive Producer:
Terence A. Clegg
First Assistant Director:
David Tomblin
Hairstylist:
Paula Gillespie
Vera Mitchell
Makeup Artist:
Beryl Lerman
Makeup Supervisor:
Wally Schneiderman
Novel:
Donald Woods
Original Music Composer:
George Fenton
Jonas Gwangwa
Producer:
Richard Attenborough
Production Design:
Stuart Craig
Production Manager:
Allan James
Gerry Levy
Publicist:
Diana Hawkins
Screenplay:
John Briley
Set Decoration:
Michael Seirton
Sound:
Jonathan Bates
Gerry Humphreys
Simon Kaye
Special Effects:
Martin Gant
Paul Knowles
Gift Nyamandi
Alan Poole
Special Effects Supervisor:
David Harris
Supervising Art Director:
Norman Dorme
George Richardson
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