24 October 1978 Drama, TV Movie 79 mins
George, a black South African, finds it hard to settle down in London after his experiences in South Africa.
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John Kani as George O'Brien
Coral Atkins as Carrie
John Matshikiza as Henry
Mona Hammond as Zazie
Peter Jeffrey as Canon Caper
Norma West as Sandra
Oscar James as Obed
Trevor Laird as Bus conductor
Lionel Ngakane as Mokwe
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United Kingdom 24 October 1978
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