Documentary · East Germany · 1976 · 1h 2m

Wer fürchtet sich vorm schwarzen Mann?

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Synopsis

A polemical report on wealthy German-speaking residents of Namibia who revel in memories of the colonial era and support the apartheid policy of racial segregation. In contrast, the film depicts the miserable living conditions of the indigenous population, who sell their labor to white people for meager wages to ensure the survival of their families crammed together in reservations.

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Sabine Katins directed Wer fürchtet sich vorm schwarzen Mann?. Explore their complete filmography and the collaborators who shaped their vision.

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