Equality: The story of the Khoi people
Main characters
interviewer: Thabiso M. Mohlabeng
interviewee: Chief Khoi SA
woman: Chief Khoi SA wife
Logline:
This is a brief documentary about the reasons the Khoi San people are camping at the Union Buildings. their desire to be heard
Chief Khoi San SA is a leader of a group of Khoisan people who are camping at the Union Buildings. Their desire is;
the Khoisan people must be recognised as the first indigenous nation in South Africa;
the label "coloured" must be removed from all official papers as a reference for people of mixed colour, and be replaced with "Khoisan";
Kwadi–Khoe must be listed as an official language in South Africa; and
the Khoisan must be given land and resources to continue their cultures and traditions.
This short documentary delves more into who The Khoi Chief, his backgrounds, his ideas about how the Khoi language can be preserved.
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Thabiso MohlabengDirector
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Thabiso MohlabengWriter
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Chief Khoi San SAKey Cast"Chief Khoi San SA"
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Makgube MokwebuCamera Operator
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Kamogelo ShakoaneEditor
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Thulani NhlapoBoom Operator
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Thabiso MohlabengProducer
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Kamogelo ShakoaneProducer
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Mokwebu MakgobeProducer
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Thulani NhlapoProducer
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Project Type:Documentary, Student
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Runtime:5 minutes
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Completion Date:August 29, 2019
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Production Budget:1 USD
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Country of Origin:South Africa
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Country of Filming:South Africa
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:Yes
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Jozi Film FestivalJohannesburg
South Africa
August 30, 2019
Chief Khoi San SA
Best short student documentary
Thabiso M. Mohlabeng is a third year Public Relations student at Boston Media House. Thabiso was born and Raised in the West Rand and did his High school education at Mosupatsela in Kagiso.
Thabiso is a public speakers and a lover of communication and philosophy. beside studying Thabiso spends his time hiking and taking pictures of the environment.
Africa needs to tell its stories, and no one can tell Africa's stories better than Africans. The Khoi are the life blood of Africa, especially South Africa and we should hear their stories more often as they contain wit so pure and untainted