Cry, the Beloved Country

Cry, the Beloved Country (1995)


  • Genre: Drama
  • Release Date: 1995-12-15
  • User Rating: 6.7/10 from 26 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 46min
  • Language: English
  • Production Company: Alpine Pty Limited
  • Production Country: South Africa, United States of America
  • Director: Darrell James Roodt
star 6.7/10
From 26 Ratings

Summary

A South-African preacher goes to search for his wayward son who has committed a crime in the big city.

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  • Richard Harris

    as James Jarvis

  • James Earl Jones

    as Rev. Stephen Kumalo

  • Charles S. Dutton

    as John Kumalo

  • Vusi Kunene

    as Theophilus Msimangu

  • Tsholofelo Wechoemang

    as Child

  • Dolly Rathebe

    as Mrs. Kumalo

  • Jack Robinson

    as Ian Jarvis

  • Ramalao Makhene

    as Ramalao Makhene

  • Jennifer Steyn

    as Mary Jarvis

  • Ian Roberts

    as Evans

  • David Clatworthy

    as Clerk of the court

  • Somizi Mhlongo

    as Young Thief

  • Patrick Ndlovu

    as Man 1

  • Darlington Michaels

    as Man 2

  • King Twala

    as Man 3

  • Sam Ngakane

    as Mafolo

  • John Whiteley

    as Father Vincent

  • Lillian Dube

    as Mrs. Lithebe

  • Themsie Times

    as Shebeen Queen (as Tembsie Times)

  • Tiny Masilio

    as Brothel Singer

  • Dambisa Kente

    as Gertrude Kumalo

  • Fats Bookholane

    as Brothel Man

  • George Phologane

    as Brothel Man

  • Morena Sefatsa

    as Nephew

  • Sydney Chama

    as Dubula

  • Moses Rakharebe

    as Tomlinson

  • Ron Smerczak

    as Captain van Jaarsveld

  • Tobias Sikwayo

    as Thomas

  • Anne Curteis

    as Mrs. Jarvis

  • Jerry Mofokeng

    as Hlabeni

  • Abigail Kubeka

    as Mrs. Mkize

  • Grace Mahlaba

    as Nurse

  • Leleti Khumalo

    as Katie

  • Jonathan Rands

    as Glyn Henderson

  • Shirley Johnston

    as Barbara Henderson

  • Ben Kruger

    as Police Officer 1

  • Dan Robbertse

    as Police Officer 2

  • Eric Miyeni

    as Absolom Kumalo

  • Patrick Shai

    as Robert Ndela

  • Robert Whitehead

    as Carmichael

  • David Clatworthy

    as Clerk of the Court

  • Themba Ndaba

    as Matthew Kumalo

  • Louis Seboko

    as Johannes Pafuri

  • Graham Armitage

    as Judge

  • Greg Latter

    as Prosecutor

  • Thomas Hall

    as Court Usher

  • Thomas Hall

    as Warder 1

  • Antonio Rodrigues

    as Warder 2

  • Stuart Monthieth

    as Warder 3

  • Alfred D. Nokwe

    as Old Man

  • Lorraine Nyathikazi

    as Apron Woman

  • David Phetoe

    as Black Priest

  • Stephen Evans

    as Court Photographer (uncredited)
Production Harry Alan Towers Producer
Editing David Heitner Editor
Art Emilia Roux Set Decoration
Production Anant Singh Producer
Production Helena Spring Associate Producer
Camera Paul Gilpin Director of Photography
Art David Barkham Production Design
Art Roland Hunter Art Direction
Costume & Make-Up Ruy Filipe Costume Designer
Crew Paul Gilpin Cinematography
Directing Darrell James Roodt Director
Writing Ronald Harwood Writer
Writing Alan Paton Novel
Writing Joshua Sinclair Writer
Sound John Barry Original Music Composer

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