Cold Justice (Impindiso) (1980) | Movie Trailer | Popo Gumede | Jabu Luthuli

When David’s sister is stabbed by a group of thugs, and his father tragically suffers a heart attack upon hearing this news, the young man is forced to take the law into his own hands when the police seem helpless in bring the criminals to justice. Injured and alone, David must track these dangerous men down and avenge his family’s misfortune by himself if ever he wishes to see justice served.

Directed by Cartlon Spielberg
Stars: Popo Gumede, Jabu Luthuli

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**NOTICE**
This film is one of hundreds (of films) that were produced in South Africa in the period 1980 – 1989, under what was known as the B-Scheme Subsidy*. The subsidy was introduced by the apartheid government to encourage producers to make films for the majority black audiences, with the idea of creating entertainment for the black population in the homelands (the areas designated for people of colour by the Group Areas Act of 1950**), and thereby keeping their minds off of political unrest.

It is important to note that despite the circumstances surrounding the original production and release of this film, this film forms an important part of South Africa’s cultural film (and political) heritage and should be viewed in this context.

*More About the B-Scheme Subsidy
https://www.tandfonline.com/do....i/abs/10.1080/136968
https://youtu.be/mcJ1P4gG69M
https://youtu.be/rhJuCi6pLpA

**More About the Group Areas Act of 1950
https://www.sahistory.org.za/a....rticle/group-areas-a