Namibian film The White Line competes for honours in Oscars 2022
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The White Line is set during the time of Apartheid, featuring an unlikely love between a Namibian woman and a South African police officer, a relationship unheard of at the time.
In a historic first for the Namibian film industry, “The White Line” will mark the first time a Namibian film will be entered in the Oscars 2022.
The White Line is set during the time of Apartheid, featuring an unlikely love between a Namibian woman and a South African police officer, a relationship unheard of at the time.
The White Line’ is a historical drama set in Namibia in 1963 at the time when it was still ruled by the South African Apartheid regime, until Namibia’s independence in 1990.
It tells a story of a love against all odds between a Namibian woman and a white South African police officer during Apartheid,” said Prudence Kolong of a Namibian movie consulting firm, Yanibes Consulting.
The White Line premiered at the 40th Durban International Film Festival in July 2019 and went on to screen at a host of international film festivals and gained numerous accolades.
It has won a host of awards across African film festivals and awards across the world movie highlights.
The 100- minute historical drama features multiple languages Otjiherero, Afrikaans, English, and will have subtitles.
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