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Richard Attenborough uses many techniques to show the viewers images of the poverty and filth the black people have to live in. The people have to stand around the fires for warmth and there is no electricity or running water. In the black township it is very noisy, dirty and crowed. This scene is dark because it is set at night. This is because of what he hears and sees in the black township. This scene is important in the film because this is the scene that Donald Wood’s changes his thought about life of black South Africans. This gives the audience a feeling of sympathy for the black's situation.Īlso an important scene is the meeting between Donald Woods and Steve Biko. This leaves the black South Africans of the township with no where to go. When it returns to the scene of destruction the black peoples homes and belongings are been destroyed by bull dozzers and fires. Attenborough does this to let the viewers how important Steve Biko is. Through out the Township there are posters of Steve Biko. He shows the audience how black South Africans have been chased and raped so they have an idea of the Brutality and force used by the white police. An example of this is when the little boy sounds the alarm to warn the people of the township of the police. This gives the audience a dramatic feeling of fear.Īttenborough allows the audience to have a sense of realism by using effective sounds and camera angles to get the best picture. The peace is broken by the loud police trucks and the sound of people running and screaming.
There is little noise and only the sound of crickets and peaceful South African music.
The opening scene is set in the black township of Crossroads early in the morning. The film is also shows consciousness, racial hatred and many other issues. The film is centered around the brutality used by the white man and the death of black activist Steve Biko. Attenborough shows his bias point of view through out the film. “Cry Freedom” is a film directed by Richard Attenborough.
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