“…Soros Documentary Fund “White Farmers Black Land” explores questions of race and cultural identities while following a group of South African farmers, still traumatized with the changes taking place in their country. In 1994 some white farmers decided to participate in an agricultural development project in Northern Mozambique. …”

“…Today, this gorgeous section of Cape Town hosts a lively mix of people that epitomizes the country’s diversity. François Verster reveals the nuances of a vibrant community in flux: the older white woman dismayed at the changes on the promenade; the teenage boys who come from the neighborhood nearby to enjoy the pool; the black alcoholic philosopher who sleeps on the beach; the white councilman, married to a “colored” woman, who tries to maintain peace and order in the city. …”

“…Focusing on two ex-activists, Gori and Marlon, this documentary reveals the scars left among what has become the country’s lost generation. Gori has become an army captain, Marlon a gang member. …”