African Jim: Jim comes to Joburg
"The first film to star black South Africans, African Jim aka Jim Comes to Joburg captures the optimism and enthusiasm of post-war Africa, and a magical moment just prior to apartheid's crushing of all hope. Although the film reveals the pattronizing attitude of its white British producers...
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| Language: | Afrikaans |
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| Summary: | "The first film to star black South Africans, African Jim aka Jim Comes to Joburg captures the optimism and enthusiasm of post-war Africa, and a magical moment just prior to apartheid's crushing of all hope. Although the film reveals the pattronizing attitude of its white British producers, it is historic because of the sensational impact it had on black film audiences nationwide, and for propelling singer Dolly Rathebe into fame"--Container |
| Item Description: | Orig.: Warrior Films Johannesburg, 1949 |
| Physical Description: | 1 DVD, Ländercode 2, 50 Min. 12 cm |
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| spelling | African Jim Jim comes to Joburg produced by Eric Rutherford ; director: Donald Swanson ; Cast: Daniel Abednewah, Dolly Rathebe, Dan Twala, Sam Maile, The African Inkspots, The Jazz Maniacs Johannesburg MNET c2009 1 DVD, Ländercode 2, 50 Min. 12 cm tdi rdacontent v rdamedia vd rdacarrier Orig.: Warrior Films Johannesburg, 1949 "The first film to star black South Africans, African Jim aka Jim Comes to Joburg captures the optimism and enthusiasm of post-war Africa, and a magical moment just prior to apartheid's crushing of all hope. Although the film reveals the pattronizing attitude of its white British producers, it is historic because of the sensational impact it had on black film audiences nationwide, and for propelling singer Dolly Rathebe into fame"--Container Feature films Motion pictures, African Motion pictures, South African Swanson, Donald drt Rutherford, Erica 1923-2008 (DE-588)129809888 pro Abednewah, Daniel act Rathebe, Dolly 1928-2004 (DE-588)129547522 act |
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| title_auth | African Jim Jim comes to Joburg |
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| title_full | African Jim Jim comes to Joburg produced by Eric Rutherford ; director: Donald Swanson ; Cast: Daniel Abednewah, Dolly Rathebe, Dan Twala, Sam Maile, The African Inkspots, The Jazz Maniacs |
| title_fullStr | African Jim Jim comes to Joburg produced by Eric Rutherford ; director: Donald Swanson ; Cast: Daniel Abednewah, Dolly Rathebe, Dan Twala, Sam Maile, The African Inkspots, The Jazz Maniacs |
| title_full_unstemmed | African Jim Jim comes to Joburg produced by Eric Rutherford ; director: Donald Swanson ; Cast: Daniel Abednewah, Dolly Rathebe, Dan Twala, Sam Maile, The African Inkspots, The Jazz Maniacs |
| title_short | African Jim |
| title_sort | african jim jim comes to joburg |
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