Featured Documentary - 28Up South Africa: Part three
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- Опубліковано 10 бер 2016
- From joy to despair, the final film in this series takes a look at the lives of the characters we first met in 1992.
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Please continue to follow up with them. This series is absolutely amazing.
Tshepho actually became a lawyer, or rather his definition of being a lawyer.
Rest peacefully Andiswa
I can't believe that Andiswa died. This last episode is heartbreaking. This documentary highlights the delights and challenges in modern South Africa that also affects the continent as a whole.
Claudia the Doctor seems so stressed out and her nerves frayed. She takes on so much to help the patients in the Hospital. Take care Claudia, love from Australia. xoxo
This episode is so sad, Andiswa's daughter will always have her mothers video through this documentary to see how a great person her mother was. May they all rest in eternal peace. Linda, Bonnie and Linda.
Claudia's her facial expressions are extremely amazing. Every word that comes out from her mouth seems to be measured, deep thinking and contemplation. She could be great actress as everything she says will be very believable!
I hope Aljezeera paid these youngsters for their beautiful life journey
I hope they are still filming 😭
Wow! These people's lives have touched our hearts deeply.
Poor Adiswa she was afraid of aid to a point of divorcing her unfaithful husband to avoid aids only for the same monster to take her to the grave RIP
I just loved Claudia since 7Up, but she makes me so sad. She seems so broken and I don't know why. Everyone's life was just heartbreaking.
cant wait for the 35 Up SA next year.
South Africa still has a very long way to go
I've watched all the way from 7-up and I have to say that this is the most interesting documentary I've ever watched. Feel to be continued to follow up with them even at 35 years. This series is absolutely amazing. And can be produced complete study, can be formulated many policies, how rightly guiding, upgrading & educating young children can built their future lives in every nation of the world. Really appreciating all those taken part its production, though I suspect not seen latter episodes two young I can’t recall their names, but used to hunt one of them, were they ended up upon growing. Well done.
I wish Nobunye would return to this series. She was such a bright 7-14 year old girl, would be cool to at least hear about what she's up to these days. Also Patrick's childhood friend and the Indian girl, where are they? So many interesting people in this series, yet I can't even keep up with some of their names
how does Iuyanda still earn a measly 45 dollars after 7 years?? so sad. This is a great documentary, daunting how things have not changed for many. RIP Andiswa
This episode is so so so sad, however it highlights the importance of education. I think the ANC should have and should put all its efforts and energies into educating people.
One of the most interesting Documentaries i have ever watched, i've watched all from 7 up to 14, 21 till 28. Very touching. Now its like i grew up with all these people, lol. Luyanda is a real O.G, my fav.
Part 3 is a serious reality check and just goes to show what present day difficulties South Africa has. It was very sad seeing that Andiswa passed away. The ANC has failed its constituents. The worst part is the pseudo-change that they choose to display to the poorest people in this country and those are the people that make up a majority of their voters. What is even worse is that South Africa has world-class policies but because of BEE corruption, none of that will ever see the light of day. It is time for a change, these struggle heroes have had too much time to lie to us acting like they have our best interests at heart.