From left: Centre of Memory CEO Sello Hatang, VideoVision Entertainment CEO Anant Singh, Riaad Moosa, Ahmed Kathrada, Tony Kgoroge, Atandwa Kani, Carl Beviles and Blondie Makhene
(Image: Nelson Mandela Foundation)The Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory yesterday hosted the official trailer screening of Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom, the authorised big-screen dramatisation of Nelson Mandela’s autobiography.
Sello Hatang, CEO of the Nelson Mandela Foundation, commented: “Having watched the film, we believe it portrays Mr Mandela with great insight, his strengths, weaknesses and values. Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom promotes Mr Mandela’s legacy in society.”
To view the trailer please click on the links below:
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Ahmed Kathrada
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VideoVision Entertainment CEO Anant Singh
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Centre of Memory CEO Sello Hatang
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From left: Natasha Tshabalala, Liezle Wilson and Antoinette Mokgohloa
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From left: Carl Beviles, Anant Singh, Riaad Moosa, Brooks Spector and Tony Kgoroge
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From left: Luvuyo Mandela, Sello Hatang and Anant Singh
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