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Based on the prize-winning novel by Dambudzo Marechera, on growing up black in white Rhodesia, and the exiled writer's return to the newly liberated Zimbabwe.
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Based on the prize-winning novel by Dambudzo Marechera, on growing up black in white Rhodesia, and the exiled writer's return to the newly liberated Zimbabwe.
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Written By:Dambudzo Marechera, Gill Bond, Chris Austin
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Indigo Productions, Channel 4 Television
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