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Goodbye Bafana: filmanalyse af Nelson Mandelas fængselstid

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  • Afleveret til 4
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Goodbye Bafana: filmanalyse af Nelson Mandelas fængselstid er en engelsk-opgave til 9. klasse, afleveret til karakteren 4. Fylder 2 sider (525 ord, ca. 2 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 9. marts 2014.

Denne opgave er en filmanalyse af 'Goodbye Bafana', som handler om Nelson Mandelas fængselstid og hans forhold til fangevogteren James Gregory. Opgaven besvarer spørgsmål om filmens handling, karakterer, apartheid og kampen for frihed i Sydafrika.

  • apartheid
  • filmanalyse
  • frihedskamp
  • goodbye bafana
  • james gregory
  • nelson mandela
  • robben island
  • sydafrika

How does the movie begin?In the start there are some prisoners who are being loaded into a small ship and the family is packing their stuff on the boat and sail to Robben Island.

What is the white community on Robben Island like? It is very racist and hard to the black people especially in the town and they don’t care if you got a family.

Why does James Gregory speak Xhosa when he was a boy he lived at a farm with a black boy and he learned it from him.

What is Gregory´s job?He is a prison guard at Robben Island.

As he gets the job his boss says, “You let me down you let your country down” what does that mean he mean and why does he say that?It means that it is a very important job and if something goes wrong it could give very big problems.

How are the black treated on the Island? What are their rights and what do they do?They are treated very badly by the guards they only have right to one conversation and one letter every half year, they only smash stones.

How are the black people treated in South African society?They are getting arrested for walking around in the city without passport.

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