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Silence at the end of the rainbow : an analysis of the effects of rainbowism on post-apartheid South African cinema
If one reads a broad sample of interviews that have been conducted with South African filmmakers or film writers, then one might start to see a pattern in the types of complaints that emerge. Among these common complaints, one finds a widespread belief that the state is generally unwilling to fund c...
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Centre for Film and Media Studies
2015
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