In darkest Hollywood: exploring the jungles of cinema's South Africa

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Cinema History and Criticism Cinema and Media Studies South African History and Culture

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Davis's path-breaking study relating film-making to broader social issues explains in part why the world tolerated South Africa's apartheid and racial brutality for so long.

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