ARTE Reportage
South Africa: Violins Against Poverty25 min
Available until 07/11/2028
19/11/2025
South Africa abolished apartheid over 30 years ago, but Nelson Mandela’s dream of a harmonious rainbow nation has still not been fulfilled. South Africa is still one of the most unequal countries in the world.
Many black people still live in townships without access to good education or cultural activities. Professional violinist Maria Botha, brought up in a wealthy whilte Afrikaner family during apartheid, is trying to change township children’s lives through teaching her instrument.
Director
Marianne Getti
Author
Marianne Getti
Image
Agnès Nabat, Marianne Getti
Editing
Marianne Getti
Production
YELE Prod
Producer
Anne Fleur Lespiaut
Country
France
Year
2025
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