TiffanyJ:
Freedom is coming tomorrow, get ready mama prepare for your freedom.


This is one movie I never got tired of seeing. Wish I can get my hands on it again

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3k7PMumIay0





part2


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLUCGK9_suA

homesteady:
Dayuum! One of my all time best movies!
I can still remember the goosebumps I had while watching the movie, even thinking about it now still gives me goosebumps!
I need to find that movie so that I can watch over and over.

Here is the link download it. www.movieloverz.org/HOLLYWOOD/4998-Sarafina-(1992).html and think me latter

centboy123456:





Here is the link download it. www.movieloverz.org/HOLLYWOOD/4998-Sarafina-(1992).html and think me latter

Try this one 1 www.movieloverz.org/download.php?file=10751.


And two. www.movieloverz.org/download.php?file=10752 all the same movie

You would wanna watch that movie again and again and again, but can it be said for any Nigerian movie at all? May be few, very few. That movie is a hit any day any time. Unlike the half nude movies we all have littering the earth today.. You watch some movies of this generation, you wanna puke with adult scenes all over. This world has become something else

samzzycash:
Can't count the number of times I have watched the movie in fact if it plays on TV today I'm still going to watch ..such a beautiful woman

I really loved that movie. It brought tears to my eyes. I love that song.. "Siwele mama" and South Africans can sing wella. Leleti was my childhood crush too. Lol.

rexericx:
What still amazes me is dat,south African s will rather sing to confront instead of fighting

Trust naija, no time for singing

. You got it wrong! The only place Nigerians fight oppression is ONLINE/SOCIAL MEDIA. It is only in North Africa and Middle east that people they openly fight oppression and injustice. Algeria,Tunisia,Egypt,Libya,Yemen,Syria etc, easily come to mind.

IF SHE IS BORN AGAIN WONDERFUL!!!

AFTER SUCH GREAT ENDOWMENT FROM GOD AND GREAT PERFORMANCE AT AN EARLY AGE......GOING TO HELL IS A WASTE OF GOD'S GIFT

HajimeSaito:
Thank goodness I have the video file of the film SARAFINA! and I can watch it on my laptop or phone any time I feel nostalgic.
Leleti was my first crush.♥♥♥♥

Really Love That Movie As A Young Kid.@HajimeSaito.Can You Send Me The Link?..

but I hate that movie na

manando1:
I can't even tell you myself , but I can identify a South Africa doesn't matter where he/she at without them telling me , I think the environment we grew in plays a huge role in that

true!

Absolutely epic movie that was the defining movie of my childhood. Brought the Black liberation struggle to my VCR( dvd players were just entering market back then) and straight into my living room and into our collective conscience .

I have the soundtrack to this movie on my hard drive and always play it on weekends or any special occasion, when me and my mates meet to reminisce about the good old days, and to remind us of when we were younger. I am going to download a good remastered copy.

South africans on Nairaland please provide translation for the lyrics. I especially love the sechaba and sabela songs, if only i knew what they meant. Do they still produce musicals at all or did the liberation struggle cease being a motivational factor in literature/movies/books coz i don't seem to see much material on that front, its all about crime and false American inspired hip hop hapless mimicry. We need the old cool back, ne!!

Fedayeen02:
i was crying then when i watched this movie. I had nightmares and was moody all day. It fired me up to read more about the struggle for blacks from colonialism and neocolonialism

thumbs up... Have you watched winnie?

Tynasparks:
thumbs up... Have you watched winnie?

No. I couldn't download it. do you have the link maybe i can do it later in the day.

Fedayeen02:
No. I couldn't download it. do you have the link maybe i can do it later in the day.

nah

Tynasparks:
nah

What about books on the blacks march to freedom

Fedayeen02:


What about books on the blacks march to freedom

nah

Tynasparks:
nah

ngwanu. Reading books or watching movies about apartheid brings tears to the eyes.

Inequality in the society should be frowned upon by all and sundry and the same apartheid that happened in SA is today happening in our country.

This time around its the blacks that are subjugating their fellow blacks because of ethnicity or religion

Fedayeen02:
ngwanu. Reading books or watching movies about apartheid brings tears to the eyes.

Inequality in the society should be frowned upon by all and sundry and the same apartheid that happened in SA is today happening in our country.

This time around its the blacks that are subjugating their fellow blacks because of ethnicity or religion

very true

The first time I watched the film, it was my sister who borrowed from a video club. This was after she had said so much about it. We all gathered round to watch the interesting film. RIP, sis. This film reminds of great times. Miss you

centboy123456:





Here is the link download it. www.movieloverz.org/HOLLYWOOD/4998-Sarafina-(1992).html and think me latter

Thanks so much!

placeofallure:


I love South African music, their songs, rhythm, beat and voice is indescribable. It always has this depth you can feel it. Lucky Dube is my most favorite of the artists. I also like Hugh Masekela, Brenda Fassie, her voice is out of this world, Jeff Maluleke, the Gospel group -Joyous Celebration, Soweto Mass Choir etc. They're just awesome. Oh God! I miss one gospel on Dstv.

Oh! It seems you know a lot about their songs, I love their songs a lot. Music rocks my world, try some tracks from Miriam Makeba and yvonne chaka(motherland)

cassidy1996:
Oh! It seems you know a lot about their songs, I love their songs a lot. Music rocks my world, try some tracks from Miriam Makeba and yvonne chaka(motherland)

Okay, thanks I will.

nonjebose:
The first time I watched the film, it was my sister who borrowed from a video club. This was after she had said so much about it. We all gathered round to watch the interesting film. RIP, sis. This film reminds of great times. Miss you

Awwww so sorry about your loss. It's really never easy to lose a loved one, you always wish you can go back in time and wished you had done some things differently. Take care.

Love that movie! Hated when Crocodile (that was his name) was killed. Cute girl.

placeofallure:


Awwww so sorry about your loss. It's really never easy to lose a loved one, you always wish you can go back in time and wished you had done some things differently. Take care.

Thanks for your kind words. My dear, it remains the saddest moment of my life. I find myself replaying in my head,the events that could have changed everything. Guess you've had similar experience. She was the kindest person I have known

nonjebose:
Thanks for your kind words. My dear, it remains the saddest moment of my life. I find myself replaying in my head,the events that could have changed everything. Guess you've had similar experience. She was the kindest person I have known

Yҽى I ɧaѵҽ. Wɧҽŋ I ɭɷىt mʏ ىɩىtҽɾ-ɩŋ-ɭaw, ɩt waى ɖҽѵaىtatɩŋɠ. Sɧҽ ɖɩҽɖ wɩtɧ ɧҽɾ babʏ ɖųɾɩŋɠ ɖҽɭɩѵҽɾʏ. Gɷɖ kŋɷwى bҽىt aɭwaʏى.

placeofallure:


Yҽى I ɧaѵҽ. Wɧҽŋ I ɭɷىt mʏ ىɩىtҽɾ-ɩŋ-ɭaw, ɩt waى ɖҽѵaىtatɩŋɠ. Sɧҽ ɖɩҽɖ wɩtɧ ɧҽɾ babʏ ɖųɾɩŋɠ ɖҽɭɩѵҽɾʏ. Gɷɖ kŋɷwى bҽىt aɭwaʏى.

Sorry about that

Bro check ur mail
I want to ask u something

collinometricx:

nice

rexericx:
Bro check ur mail
I want to ask u something

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