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The Biko Inquest
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The Biko Inquest

Nov 1, 1984
1h 42m
★ 0.0

Overview

Based on the official transcripts of the investigation that followed after the very suspicious notorious death in prison of one of the most important leading men of the South African anti-apartheid movement, Steven Biko.

Genres

Drama
History
TV Movie

Production Companies

Channel 4 Television
Embassy Communications
United British Artists (UBA)

Cast

Michael Aldridge

Dr. Carter

Michael Aldridge

Nigel Davenport

Colonel Goosen

Nigel Davenport

Mark Dignam

Martinus Prins

Mark Dignam

Albert Finney

Sidney Kentridge

Albert Finney

Stafford Gordon

Major Snyman

Stafford Gordon

Michael Gough

Professor Loubser

Michael Gough

Edward Hardwicke

Professor Proctor

Edward Hardwicke

Paul Jerricho

Lieutenant Wilken

Paul Jerricho

Richard Johnson

Dr. Hersch

Richard Johnson

John Standing

Van Rensburg

John Standing

Paul Fryer

Clerk to van Rensburg

Paul Fryer

Betty Bod Hlela

Steve Biko's Widow

Betty Bod Hlela

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