Captures the revolutionary zeal of southern Africa
Catch A Fire is about the radicalization of Derek Luke. He’s a foreman at a factory in South Africa who just wants to keep his head down and provide for his family. After he’s faced with the state security apparatus he asks himself if he can remain silent against the racist apartheid system.<br /><br />Luke provides a strong performance as a man who went through a dramatic transformation. His family is contrasted with that of Tim Robbins who plays a security officer. It’s an image of the haves and the have nots. There’s a good bit of tension in the second half as the story becomes a game of cat and mouse between Luke and Robbins.<br /><br />The movie also captures the revolutionary zeal of the period when not only people in South Africa, but Angola, Mozambique and Zimbabwe were all fighting for liberation. That’s backed up by some beautiful songs about the struggle.
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