Mandela & de Klerk and resting place / Joseph Sargent; Sidney Poitier; Michael Caine; Showtime Networks.; Evergreen Entertainment (Firm), Robert Huddleston; Walter Halsey Davis; John Korty; John Lithgow; Richard Bradford. Videorecording.

Material type: TextPublication details: [La Crosse, Wis.] : Platinum Disc, 2005,c2004.Description: 2 videodisc (approx. 214 min.) sound, color, 4 3/4 inSubject(s):
Contents:
Disc 1: Mandela & de Klerk-- on June 12, 1964, Nelson Mandel was sentenced to life imprisonment... 27 years later he would be released. Disc 2: Resting Place-- The mysterious death of an army officer comes under investigation.
Production credits:
  • Disc 1-- Director of photography, Tobias Schliessler ; editor, Benjamin A. Weissman ; music, Cedric Gradus-Samson.
  • Disc 2--Director of photography, William Wages ; editors, Bonnie Koehler, Laurel Ladevich ; music, Paul Chihara.
Summary: The films features the life of African National Congress co-founder Nelson Mandela. Summary: In a patriotic and racially divided Georgia community, a neighbor helps a young soldier's parents seek an honorable burial place for their son, an army officer whose mysterious death is under investigation by Major Kendall Laird.
Item type: Audiovisual Item
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Disc 1-- Rated PG-13.
Originally released as motion picture.

Disc 2-- Originally aired on television in 1986.

Disc 1: Mandela & de Klerk-- on June 12, 1964, Nelson Mandel was sentenced to life imprisonment... 27 years later he would be released.

Disc 2: Resting Place-- The mysterious death of an army officer comes under investigation.

Disc 1-- Director of photography, Tobias Schliessler ; editor, Benjamin A. Weissman ; music, Cedric Gradus-Samson.

Disc 2--Director of photography, William Wages ; editors, Bonnie Koehler, Laurel Ladevich ; music, Paul Chihara.

The films features the life of African National Congress co-founder Nelson Mandela.

In a patriotic and racially divided Georgia community, a neighbor helps a young soldier's parents seek an honorable burial place for their son, an army officer whose mysterious death is under investigation by Major Kendall Laird.