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In the 1970s, South Africa was in turmoil. The black and white apartheid policy divided the country, leading to the arrest of anti-apartheid activists like Nelson Mandela and Walter Sisulu, and the shooting of black people by white police officers in the streets. The Escape from Pretoria "is a film about dark age in South Africa, but wait, even if you don't know South Africa in The 70 s, you don't even know mandela, these are unimportant, wouldn't interfere with you to enjoy The Escape from Pretoria", and if you like The Escape from Alcatraz ", or "The Shawshank Redemption", then you definitely will like this film.
"Escape from Pretoria" does not calculate long, 100 - minute running time let the protagonist into prison in crimes, judgment, the antecedents of feed, which is compressed into a small space, see the movie actually has no intention of special status will lead to the policy of apartheid victims, we know from the movie, actually lead well-to-do, and as a white, he will be in black and white rival standing in the opposite position in the turmoil on the black side of the, maybe just because his girlfriend is black, and he as the intellectual's thought of moral standards. It's not a particularly dramatic set, but when "Escape from Pretoria" opens a few minutes into the show, after the protagonist enters the prison, the mood changes: the human rights drama suddenly turns into a game of survival.
Escape from Pretoria may not make you more aware of South Africa's black and white apartheid history, but it does understand how you feel when you no longer want to be a prisoner. Escape from Pretoria, which enjoys the most intense tension and then all the relaxation, would certainly be the most suitable stress-relieving movie for today.
"Escape from Pretoria" does not calculate long, 100 - minute running time let the protagonist into prison in crimes, judgment, the antecedents of feed, which is compressed into a small space, see the movie actually has no intention of special status will lead to the policy of apartheid victims, we know from the movie, actually lead well-to-do, and as a white, he will be in black and white rival standing in the opposite position in the turmoil on the black side of the, maybe just because his girlfriend is black, and he as the intellectual's thought of moral standards. It's not a particularly dramatic set, but when "Escape from Pretoria" opens a few minutes into the show, after the protagonist enters the prison, the mood changes: the human rights drama suddenly turns into a game of survival.
Escape from Pretoria may not make you more aware of South Africa's black and white apartheid history, but it does understand how you feel when you no longer want to be a prisoner. Escape from Pretoria, which enjoys the most intense tension and then all the relaxation, would certainly be the most suitable stress-relieving movie for today.
