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Kevin Pietersen

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The fascinating life story of professional cricketer Kevin Pietersen, MBE, from his childhood in...

Lauren Hutton recommended Don't Let's Go To The Dogs Tonight in Books (curated)

"Fast, fun, and horrific true tale of growing up on her family's farms in Africa during the Rhodesian civil war. You'll live through the joy and adrenaline of my favorite continent. And read it over and over."

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Yasuke

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He came from Africa and fought alongside a mighty feudal lord in brutal 16th century Japan. They...

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"A story about survival, faith, ability, humanity, and a deep desire to succeed."

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mySOS SA

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***A "one-stop-shop" for access to the closest and most appropriate emergency services in South...

Sharlto Copley recommended The Gods Must Be Crazy (1980) in Movies (curated)

The Gods Must Be Crazy (1980)

1980 | Action, Comedy, Drama

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"The first movie I ever saw in my life, interestingly enough, was The Gods Must Be Crazy. It was a South African movie. It’s ironic that years later, the next most commercially successful film from South Africa after The Gods Must Be Crazy is District 9. The effect was kind of an early imprint that South Africa belonged in motion pictures. Because there was nothing else for years, as I became an adult — or even a young man — I kind of realized it didn’t. Everything that South Africa made was terrible that I subsequently saw. Usually I was just ashamed of it. I was like, “Oh God, we make terrible television, we make terrible movies.” And even with Marius Weyers doing the South African accent — something that was uniquely South African and African could be commercial was just imprinted in my brain."

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