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            A screening of Whispering Truth to Power

            Whispering Truths to Power

            The Centre for Humanities Research invites you to a screening of

            Whispering Truth to Power

            A Film by Shameela Sedat


            ‘Sometimes not only the loudest voices are heard…’

            Filmmaker and human rights lawyer Shameela Seedat tracks Thuli Madonsela, South Africa’s first female Public Protector, as she builds her second case against the country’s President, Jacob Zuma. How does one weigh the importance of fighting government corruption against the moral crime of ongoing inequality in South Africa? A portrait of a remarkable woman in public office, and the cost of keeping justice alive in an increasingly conflicted country.

            • Special Jury Award – Hot Docs International Film Festival, Canada
            • Opening Night Film – Encounters Film Festival, Jozi Film Festival

            The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with the filmmaker chaired by Ralph Mathekga.

            Date: 28 August 2018
            Time: 10:30am
            Venue: Room 2, Centre for Humanities Research, University of the Western Cape

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