The story of a Zulu Christian Pastor’s journey from a quiet Natal province to a modern, sinister Johannesburg in search of his son, his sister and his brother-all of whom have disappeared into an urban quagmire of crime, sin and political intrigue., Alan Paton’s classic novel about two fathers coming to terms with personal loss and the emotional scars inflicted on South Africa during the era of apartheid was brought to the screen for a second time with this adaptation, the first major film produced in South Africa after Nelson Mandela’s election ended mandatory white rule in that nation. Rev. Stephen Kumalo (James Earl Jones) is a minister from a poverty-stricken farming community who travels to Johannesburg for the first time in search of his son Absalom (Eric Miyeni), who moved to the city some time back and has gone missing. Kumalo regards the big city as a den of iniquity, and his low expectations are not betrayed; he is robbed and beaten shortly after he arrives, and when he visits his brother John (Charles S. Dutton), he discovers that Absalom has become a petty thief with a pregnant girlfriend, his sister Gertrude (Dambisa Kente) is a prostitute, and John has renounced his faith in God and advocates the violent overthrow of South Africa’s white leadership. James Jarvis (Richard Harris) — a wealthy white landowner from the same part of the country as Kumalo — has also arrived in Johannesburg, also with sad personal business to attend to; his son, a well-liked activist for the rights of the city’s black majority population, was killed during a robbery., Adaptation of Alan Paton’s 1948 novel about a black South African minister who grapples with despair after learning his son has killed a white man, before forming an unlikely bond with the victim’s father.
Q&A :
Q: Who are the main cast members in “Cry, the Beloved Country ” ?
A: The main cast includes James Earl Jones,Richard Harris,Vusi Kunene,Charles Dutton,Leleti Khumalo,Ian Roberts,Dambisa Kente,Eric Miyeni,Dolly Rathebe,Jsepo Gugusha,Themba Ndaba,Greg Latter,Anne Curteis,Jack Robinson,Robert Whitehead,Jennifer Steyn,Ramolao Makhene,Sam Ngakane,Ron Smerczak,Tobias Sikwayo,Abigail Kubeka,Jonathan Rands,Shirley Johnston,John Whiteley,Lillian Dube,Sydney Chama,Moses Rakharebe,Robert Whithead,Patrick Shai,Louis Seboko,Temise Times,Jerry Mofokeng,Ruy Filipe,Helena Spring,Mark Dornfeld,Donnine Livingston,Sanjeev Singh,Gavin Mey,Gabriella Molnar,David Barkham,Alan Paton,Sudhir Pragjee,Marina Van Tonder,Paul Gilpin,Ronald Harwood,Colin Polson,David Heitner,Roland Hunter,Harry Alan Towers.
Q: When Did the “Cry, the Beloved Country” Released?
A: The Movie “Cry, the Beloved Country” originally aired on and released in the year of 1995.
Q: What Languages are available to watch “Cry, the Beloved Country” ?
A: Is also available in eng language.
Q: Where to watch “Cry, the Beloved Country” ?
A: “Cry, the Beloved Country” is Avaiable on Netflix. as its Netflix Originals.
