Sean Jacobs and Norman Maake
Monday, April 26, 2004
Sean Jacobs, a fellow at NYU’s International Center for Advanced Studies, is director of the Ten Years of Freedom Film Festival, commemorating a decade of democracy in South Africa. Norman Maake is a South African filmmaker whose films, the feature "Soldiers of the Rock" and the short "Home Sweet Home," will be shown as part of the festival.
» Ten Years of Freedom Film Festival website
Music: "The Rough Guide to South African Jazz"
Pops Mohamed, "Election Day Serenade"
Abdullah Ibrahim, "African Marketplace"
Chris McGregor and the South African Exiles, "UDF"
Thelani AJB featuring West Nkosi, "Marabi Kwela"
» Ten Years of Freedom Film Festival website
Music: "The Rough Guide to South African Jazz"
Pops Mohamed, "Election Day Serenade"
Abdullah Ibrahim, "African Marketplace"
Chris McGregor and the South African Exiles, "UDF"
Thelani AJB featuring West Nkosi, "Marabi Kwela"
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