Cry Freedom Trailer

Cry Freedom Trailer (1987)

"The true story of the friendship that shook South Africa and awakened the world." 06 November 1987 Drama 157 mins

A dramatic story, based on actual events, about the friendship between two men struggling against apartheid in South Africa in the 1970s. Donald Woods is a white liberal journalist in South Africa who begins to follow the activities of Stephen Biko, a courageous and outspoken black anti-apartheid activist.

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Cast

Kevin Kline

as Donald Woods

Denzel Washington

as Steve Biko

Penelope Wilton

as Wendy Woods

Kate Hardie

as Jane Woods

Zakes Mokae

as Father Kani

John Thaw

as Kruger

Juanita Waterman

as Ntsiki Biko

Julian Glover

as Don Card

Josette Simon

as Dr Ramphele

Timothy West

as Capt. De Wet

Ian Richardson

as State Prosecutor

Andrew McCulloch

as Policeman Nel

Crew

George Fenton

Original Music Composer

Jonas Gwangwa

Original Music Composer

Ronnie Taylor

Ronnie Taylor Director of Photography

Diana Hawkins

Diana Hawkins Publicist

Stuart Craig

Stuart Craig Production Design

John Briley

John Briley Co-Producer

Terence A. Clegg

Terence A. Clegg Executive Producer

Norman Spencer

Norman Spencer Co-Producer

Norman Dorme

Norman Dorme Supervising Art Director

John King

John King Art Direction

International Titles

Grito de libertad Trailer

Вик за свобода Trailer

Um Grito de Liberdade Trailer

Le Cri de la Liberté Trailer

Schrei nach Freiheit Trailer

Et råb om frihed Trailer

Grita Libertad [Cry Freedom] Trailer

Huuto vapaudelle Trailer

Kravgi eleftherias Trailer

Kiálts szabadságért Trailer

Grido di libertà Trailer

遠い夜明け:1987 Trailer

Et rop om frihet Trailer

Grito de libertad Trailer

Krzyk o wolnosc Trailer

Grita Liberdade Trailer

Vapaj za slobodom Trailer

Клич свободы Trailer

Ett rop på frihet Trailer

Özgürlük çigligi Trailer

Клич свободи Trailer

International Releases Dates

Argentina 14 April 1988

Australia 18 February 1988

Brazil 31 May 2020

Switzerland 26 March 1988

Germany 21 April 1989

Denmark 18 March 1988

Spain 11 March 1988

Finland 18 March 1988

France 23 March 1988

United Kingdom 15 November 1987

Hungary 02 December 1989

Ireland 19 February 1988

Italy 26 February 1988

Netherlands 27 October 2002

Philippines 06 February 1990

Portugal 27 March 2020

Sweden 11 March 1988

Turkey 07 December 1990

United States 06 November 1987

Uruguay 09 April 1988

South Africa 27 April 1990

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