An anti-apartheid buddy film?
Michael Caine and Sidney Poitier are on the run in apartheid South Africa. It’s part drama as they travel across the country. It’s part buddy film as they not only come from different worlds but one is a revolutionary and the other is a liberal. I like the humanity they added to Poitier’s character. He’d just gotten out of the infamous Robin Island prison and is at a dance where he stares at all the women because he hadn’t seen any for years. It also highlights the politics of South Africa where the whites were committed to their racist policies fearing what would happen if the black majority were given power. It also has small acts of defiance like a tribal chief frustrating the police as they interrogate him looking for Caine and Poitier.
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