A little-known story from history worthy of being told
“A United Kingdom” is based on a true story. In 1947, Seretse Khama (David Oyelowo), the Prince of Bechuanaland (now  Botswana), meets Ruth Williams (Rosamund Pike), a white London office worker. They fall in love, but their proposed marriage is challenged not only by their families but by the British and South African governments. The latter has recently instituted the policy of apartheid and finds the idea of a biracial couple ruling a neighboring country intolerable.<br /><br />Educated in England, Seretse understands his royal legacy is to put his people first and to conduct himself in a manner that will make them proud. After he and Ruth are married, there is a great deal of pushback from Seretse’s uncle (Vusi Kunene), who regards Ruth as an improper bride for an African prince, and her father (Nicholas Lyndhurst), who can’t accept a black man as his son-in-law.<br /><br />Essentially a tale of love against all odds, “A United Kingdom” portrays political as well as familial turmoil. Director Amma Asante spans several years as one obstacle after another rears its head, including the couple’s separation during Ruth’s pregnancy, Seretse’s exile from his homeland, and ongoing pressure from outsiders to dissolve the marriage. Asante balances these impediments with the romantic story that bonds the couple. They are willing to face hardship, as long as they do it together.<br /><br />The story is interesting and is worth being told, but the film never achieves a sense that it is a major event in history. At the time of this supposed controversy, the world was recovering from World War II, the United States and the Soviet Union were post-war adversaries, the atomic bomb showed that another full-scale had the ability to devastate mankind, and the United Nations was in its infancy. In light of these events, the difficulties of the leader of a small African nation and his wife pale in comparison. But the performances by Oyelowo and Pike are effective, which makes the viewing experience worthwhile.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the 2-disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo pack include featurettes on the making of the film, filming in Botswana, and the legacy of Seretse and Ruth. There is also footage of the London Film Festival opening night gala premiere. A digital HD copy is enclosed.
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