When the South African government began enacting the "Slums Act" to eradicate shantytowns, residents of Durban's informal settlements formed the movement ("people of the shacks") to resist.
The 2012 documentary , directed by Dara Kell and Christopher Nizza, explores the legacy of Nelson Mandela through the eyes of three young activists—Mazwi, Zama, and Mnikelo—as they fight forced evictions in Durban's informal settlements. Film Summary & Plot Dear Mandela YIFY
Their activism led to violent retaliation, including a midnight attack on their settlement that forced some of the leaders into hiding. Critical Reception When the South African government began enacting the
The film won the Best Documentary and Grand Chameleon Award at the 2012 Brooklyn Film Festival . Where to Watch Legally Critical Reception The film won the Best Documentary
Reviewers noted its evocative cinematography and the complex political questions it raises regarding the ANC's current leadership.
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