Smashbomb

"This film made me cry real tears! It’s about the 1976 Soweto Uprising and the injustice experienced by many Black people due to corrupt police and the flawed South African governmental system. I think it’s worth listening to Miriam Makeba and Hugh Masekela whilst looking at the momentous history of apartheid, and the fact many writers and musicians had to go to into exile in fear of prosecution. Also, in Come Back, Africa (1959) by Lionel Rogosin, Makeba makes a cameo and sings two songs in a bar. One I cherish a lot is a lullaby called “Lakutshon, Ilanga”."

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Turbo Cars 3D Dodge Game - Pro

Games and Entertainment

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App

"Version without ads. Drive your car down the road and avoid obstacles. Your goal is to get as many...

Canine Tracking Guide: Training the All-Purpose Tracker

Don Abney

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Book

Canine Tracking Guide details the two most common uses of the canine nose: following blood trails...

Hana-bi (1997)

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Movie Watch

Takeshi Kitano directs, writes and stars in this downbeat thriller. Monosyllabic detective Nishi...

Eleanor (1463 KP) rated Perfect Remains: A Gripping Thriller That Will Leave You Breathless in Books

May 10, 2020

Think this book may have fallen victim to the too much hype before I read it syndrome, I kept hearing what a great procedural this was but as solid as it was it didn't blow my socks off.

Unusually, with a police procedure, I liked the main characters but found the actual story/case somewhat lacking. With a bit too much showing behind the curtain, I didn't find the investigation into the gruesome crime all that fascinating. The interesting side case was wrapped up too early and I'm just left hoping our intrepid French/Scottish investigator will have a better outing next time.