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Filmanalyse af 'Goodbye Bafana'

  • Engelsk
  • 9. klasse
  • Afleveret til 12
  • 1 side PDF

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Filmanalyse af 'Goodbye Bafana' er en engelsk-opgave fra 2020 til 9. klasse, afleveret til karakteren 12. Fylder 1 side (387 ord, ca. 2 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 27. februar 2021.

Denne filmanalyse af 'Goodbye Bafana' udforsker relationen mellem fængselsbetjenten James Gregory og Nelson Mandela på Robben Island under apartheid. Opgaven redegør for filmens handling, karakterer og budskab om racisme og fordomme. Den sætter også filmen i et historisk perspektiv.

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Faglig dybde
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Kilder
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Fuldstændighed
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  • apartheid
  • film analyse
  • fordomme
  • goodbye bafana
  • james gregory
  • nelson mandela
  • racisme
  • robben island
  • sydafrika

The movie is about the men, Nelson Mandela and James Gregory. The story started when James Gregory was moved to a prison island called Robben Island. When he arrived, he received a notification that he would be in charge of the prisoner Nelson Mandela.

As he got in charge of Nelson Mandela, he was getting closer and closer to him. James Gregory started to ask questions that were prohibited. A word spread quickly that James Gregory and his wife Gloria Gregory were kaffir lovers.

Years passes by and James Gregory started to see on the apartheid in a very different way. He would question himself about apartheid. How things would continue and how it would be like living together with the black people. James Gregory understood that Nelson Mandela only wanted peace together with the white people. As Gregory got deeper on to things, he decided to help Nelson Mandela to get out of prison.

When and where does it take place:

The movie takes place on the Robben Island and sometimes on the mainland and it all takes place in the 1960-80.

Describe Mr. Gregory and Mandela:

James Gregory is a white male, who starts out with being a racist South African. He lives with his wife and two kids. He works at the Robben Island and is in charges of Nelson Mandela. Later his opinion changes about black people because of his relationship with Mandela and ends up helping Mandela get out of prison.

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