The Story Of An Anti-Apartheid Activist | Ernest Cole (2006) | Full Film

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Jurgen Schadeberg brings light on fellow photographer and former exile Ernest Cole in this beautiful film. Cole may have been one of a generation of lost black achievers that history overlooked for a while, but no more. This film reveals how he acted as a shining symbol of anti-apartheid activism through art.
Weaving rare video footage of Cole with contemporary interviews of his family and associates, Schadeberg tells the story of a courageous artist who helped changed societies view of itself.
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18 апр 2024

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@pjdava Месяц назад

Journeyman Pictures, You're the best! I subscribed because I love your content!

@BrianCarnevaleB26 12 дней назад

I have seen some of his photos before. As far as composition gos they really are not anything special. Historically they are very important. it was the times he was photographing AND THE HISTORY OF RACISM that made them very important, nothing more.

@BrianCarnevaleB26 12 дней назад

I say this as someon who has had a camera in my hand since 1973 with the images to prove it.

@cashansa3220 Месяц назад

Thank you, Ernest. Thank you Kole Family. South Africa, see where it is we come from. Surely, surely we can do better. We owe it to ourselves, our children, if not only to all these fallen heroes. I always thought our History would springboard us to show the World there is a new way of human (and environment) relations and dignified, happy living. Not sure what the Hell happened to our Spirit of volunteerism and selflessness. Our innate dedication (mass movement DNA) to fighting for social justice. . . for quality education, safe, dignified work and living, for ALL. Sigh . . . Onward we trudge!

@kathleankeesler1639 Месяц назад

Thank you

@winstonsmith8482 Месяц назад

Thanks Ernest! Just look at how great South Africa is doing now!

@Augh98-nt2zn Месяц назад

Either you are delusional or you're being sarcastic.

@winstonsmith8482 Месяц назад

@@Augh98-nt2zn Could say the same to you. You do realize that South Africa went from a succesfull country, minor world power, and bread basket of africa to a crime ridden, 3rd world, 5 - h0l3 with rolling blackouts that can barely feed it's own people and can barely keep the lights/power on.

@TheIrieman15 Месяц назад

@@Augh98-nt2zn Depends on what colour you are. If your a white racist you now have to sit on the same damn bench as everyone else.

@SpiritusMundi3 Месяц назад

🇿🇦🇿🇦 Thank you Mr Cole. Thank you Journeyman Pictures

@flyingspacerock8968 Месяц назад

The Monsters have not changed.

@TheIrieman15 Месяц назад

Tempted to but I just can't vote for the DA; just can't trust them

@NeverStop5O1 Месяц назад

It’s crazy all these happened to the black man in his own country too

@Augh98-nt2zn Месяц назад

South Africa was never a black country. It was created and maintained by White people. Blacks are not capable of maintaining a civilised nation.

@Augh98-nt2zn 23 дня назад

It was never a black country. You're not even native to those lands.

@SinghAujla99z 20 дней назад

Neither are you. Your bloodline goes all the way from Europe @@Augh98-nt2zn

@Mathilda5xp Месяц назад

May Your dear departed soul rest in peace, Ernest Cole. You fought so hard to free South Africa from apartheid, and look what is happening now. What a powerful documentary. Much aroha to your families. God bless them. ❤❤❤🙏❤ A big thank you to Journeyman Pictures.

@lindelanimhlongo4938 Месяц назад

❤❤

@kintsugi6235 Месяц назад

Thank you 🖤

@sa_tepa Месяц назад

Man, this is powerful!

@pumlambiza3922 Месяц назад

May your beautiful Soul find Eternal Peace, thank you for documenting our past. I'm also just wondering if his family ever managed to get his work/pictures from abroad 🤔