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Archbishop Desmond Tutu speaking at the Emory University School of Law 1994 Religious Human Rights Conference (Videocassette : 43 min. ) [1994]
LAW Library VC No 450
Abstract: Archbishop Desmond Tutu's address at the 1994 conference on Religious Human Rights held at the Emory School of Law.
Director: NA Distributor:Emory University School of Law
Keywords: South Africa, Desmond Tutu, human rights, religion, law
Archbishop Desmond Tutu with Bill Moyers (Videocassette : 60 min. ) [1999]
V. CASS. VHS 4863
Abstract: Bill Moyers discusses with Archbishop Desmond Tutu the latter's life and work, in particular the Archbishop's struggle against apartheid.
Director: NA Distributor:Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Keywords: South Africa, apartheid, Desmond Tutu, history, politics
Stories My Country Told Me: Tutu and the Rainbow Nation (Videocassette : 54 min. ) [2000]
V. CASS. VHS 6134
Abstract: 'You'll never be free until we are free,' said Archbishop Desmond Tutu to the white citizens of South Africa, and thanks to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, blacks and whites alike are finally free to put down the burden of guilt and come together as one people. This program follows a busy day in the life of Nobel Laureate Tutu in 1996, which begins with a tour through his Cape Town diocese and ends with a trip to Johannesburg to greet his mentor, Trevor Huddleston, on his return to South Africa.
Director: Tim May Distributor:Films for the Humanities
Keywords: South Africa, Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Desmond Tutu, history, politics, apartheid
This Crazy Thing Called Grace: Desmond Tutu and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (Videocassette : 40 min. ) [1997]
On Order
Abstract: The main objective of this documentary is to communicate the synthesis Desmond Tutu has made in his own mind of politics, liberation, Africanness and the practice and dedicated interpretation of the Christian faith in the context of a South Africa in full transition, as he took on the role of Chairman of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Director: Joëlle Chesselet Distributor:Journeyman Pictures
Keywords: South Africa, Desmond Tutu, TRC, religion, reconciliation
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu speaking at the Emory University School of Law 1994 Religious Human Rights Conference (Videocassette : 43 min. ) [1994]
LAW Library VC No 450
Abstract: Archbishop Desmond Tutu's address at the 1994 conference on Religious Human Rights held at the Emory School of Law.
Director: NA Distributor:Emory University School of Law
Keywords: South Africa, Desmond Tutu, human rights, religion, law
Archbishop Desmond Tutu with Bill Moyers (Videocassette : 60 min. ) [1999]
V. CASS. VHS 4863
Abstract: Bill Moyers discusses with Archbishop Desmond Tutu the latter's life and work, in particular the Archbishop's struggle against apartheid.
Director: NA Distributor:Films for the Humanities and Sciences
Keywords: South Africa, apartheid, Desmond Tutu, history, politics
Stories My Country Told Me: Tutu and the Rainbow Nation (Videocassette : 54 min. ) [2000]
V. CASS. VHS 6134
Abstract: 'You'll never be free until we are free,' said Archbishop Desmond Tutu to the white citizens of South Africa, and thanks to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, blacks and whites alike are finally free to put down the burden of guilt and come together as one people. This program follows a busy day in the life of Nobel Laureate Tutu in 1996, which begins with a tour through his Cape Town diocese and ends with a trip to Johannesburg to greet his mentor, Trevor Huddleston, on his return to South Africa.
Director: Tim May Distributor:Films for the Humanities
Keywords: South Africa, Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Desmond Tutu, history, politics, apartheid
This Crazy Thing Called Grace: Desmond Tutu and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (Videocassette : 40 min. ) [1997]
On Order
Abstract: The main objective of this documentary is to communicate the synthesis Desmond Tutu has made in his own mind of politics, liberation, Africanness and the practice and dedicated interpretation of the Christian faith in the context of a South Africa in full transition, as he took on the role of Chairman of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Director: Joëlle Chesselet Distributor:Journeyman Pictures
Keywords: South Africa, Desmond Tutu, TRC, religion, reconciliation
September 16, 2008: Geoffrey Nyarota
