23 April 1969 Drama, TV Movie 75 mins
Three Trinidadians consider what it means to be exiles in an essentially white society.
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Errol John as Jimmy Cardinez
Ester Anderson as Esla
Michael Griffiths as Kester McWilliams
Lelia Goldoni as Gabriella
Donald Douglas as Stanley
Anne Tirard as Secretary
Hugh Morton as Man
Herbert Wise Director
Irene Shubik Producer
Wilfred Josephs Original Music Composer
Errol John Writer
United Kingdom 23 April 1969
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