Blind Justice

When the British territory of Southern Rhodesia issues a unilateral declaration of independence in 1965, it means freedom and hope for some; despair, fear, and death for others. The one thing certain is that nobody can escape the changes it will bring - least of all Joseph Mahoney, the last colonial commissioner in Kariba Gorge, who finds himself charged with a vast region thrown into turmoil as UDI becomes reality. With the assistance of Afrikaner naturalist Suzie de Villiers and his loyal Ndebele manservant Sampson, Mahoney finds himself struggling to justice administered to all despite unsympathetic colonists, tribal intrigues, and a mounting rural insurgency. Meanwhile, Sampson finds himself torn between his commitment to ZAPU nationalists and his friendship with Joseph. After Mahoney settles permanently in Rhodesia on Suzie s farm, ZIPRA orders Sampson to bomb the homestead; the latter is appalled, and only carries out his attack when his employers are away. Captured by the Rhodesian Security Forces, Sampson now stands trial for attempted murder - while Joseph leads an increasingly desperate race against the clock to secure a pardon, win back an estranged Suzie, and try to stop his adopted homeland from being plunged into a fresh wave of bloodletting and vengeance. from Wikipedia Written by silentwolfbitch Blind Justice is a 1988 English-language Drama War film starring Christopher Cazenove, Oliver Reed, Patrick Shai, Edita Brychta, Henry Cele, Siegfried Mynhardt and Ernie Seegers. Blind Justice was Produced by Mark Cassidy, Christopher Coy, :, Elizabeth Rowley and Patricia Shorten. Blind Justice is written by John Gordon Davis and Mark Ezra and it is directed by Terence Ryan. Blind Justice was released on 1st December 1989 and takes a screen time of 90 minutes. Cinematography was done by Hanro M hr and editing by David Heitner and Max Lemon. The music was composed by Julian Laxton along with Fransua Roos and Patric Van Blerk.
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