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| Review: With biopic Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom released a little less than a week before the death of anti-apartheid hero, December 5, the time between two VET, events seem to be as good as possible. However, regardless of the momentum has been created by this synchronization has been dissipated by the failure of the film to give the American public more detailed explanation e why Nelson Mandela life story was truly so special and inspiring. To be sure, it is always difficult film to entertain and educate as well. But to tell the story of the civil rights leader held literally on the other side of the world can be a daunting task cinema in particular. Because the story of Nelson Mandela in South Africa, there was a great need to fill the gap for many in the American public. Apart from the general narrative of his crusade against apartheid - including 27 years in jail and his rise as a result of presidential power? details of his life story and personality are well known to many in the United States.This account Nelson Mandela biopic? which is shown by Idris Elba skills? sheds some light on his journey of life beyond what is already known from the New American casual evening observer.Especially disappointment that the film looks just a little deeper into the love / complex political relationship between Nelson Mandela and second his wife Winnie. As such, the director wastes a bit of an actor in another solid performance by Naomie Harris.Perhaps because the product resulting film is based on the 1995 autobiography of Nelson Mandela of the same title, director Justin Chadwick was limited aspects of past presidents, he felt that he could hand of respect for Mr. Mandela and loyalty, autobiography. For more considerations on the complexity of Nelson and Winnie Mandela wedding movie, another source is the 2012 film Winnie Mandela, played by Terence Howard and Jennifer Hudson and Mr. and Mrs. Mandela. Although the film was the subject of harsh criticism, is probe deeper into the details of Winnie Mandela political activities and its relationship to violent crime. More relevant, the film explores the issues its shares to her husband and the African National Congress. |
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