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How Winnie Mandela went from innocent country girl to a fighter against apartheid.
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90 min
2010-01-25
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English
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Winnie Mandela
Nelson Mandela
Theunis Swanepoel
Dr. Nthato Motlana
Ismail Ayob
Sergeant Prinsloo
Helen Joseph
George Bizos
Cyril Ramaphosa
Senator Edward Kennedy
Prison Officer Gregory
Winnie's Young Lover
Zanyiwe
Zindzi Mandela
Moses Kotane
Robben Island Warder
Riot Commanding Officer
Arresting Officer
Judge
Prison Wardress
Thwarted Police Major
Raid Policeman
Xoliswa Falati
Office Man
Commanding Officer
Norah
Liquor Store Owner
Nelson's Aide
Dress Shop Assistant
Brandfort Policeman
Angry Brandfort Resident
Mother
Brandfort Youth
Brandfort Youth
Young Winnie
Young Winnie's Sister
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