This 1957 documentary short offers an analysis of South Africa's acute race problem, an issue that causes dissension not only within its borders but within the Commonwealth and beyond. In South Africa, a country of 14 million people, 4 out of 5 people are black. The film gives a dispassionate appraisal of the motivations behind the policy of apartheid and of whether the practice of segregation provides a satisfactory, long-term solution.
Credits
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directorJohn HoweRonald Dick
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producerRonald Dick
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executive producerNicholas Balla
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scriptRonald DickWilliam Weintraub
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soundGeorge CrollRon Alexander
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editingDouglas TunstellNicholas BallaRonald DickMarion MeadowsJean Roy
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narratorEdgar McInnis
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musicMaurice BlackburnRobert FlemingEldon RathburnNorman Bigras
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