BRING
"LEGACY: APARTHEID'S SHADOW"
TO YOUR SCHOOL
AS A TEACHING RESOURCE & DIALOGUE CATALYST
Legacy: Apartheid's Shadow aims to spark conversation on race, power, and accountability.
This powerful exploration of South Africa’s enduring legacy of racial domination speaks to the global structures of inequality shaping the world today. Awarded Best South African Documentary, the film has been screened at leading institutions—including the World Bank, Yale’s Whitney, and the South African Embassy—and has proven to be a potent catalyst for meaningful dialogue on global themes of race, power, and accountability.
There are many ways to bring LEGACY: APARTHEID'S SHADOW to your institution:
This 2025 Oscar® Long-Listed documentary occupies a unique position in the educational market, as there are currently no other films that address the subject of Apartheid with the same scope and access. Additionally, the film is directed by a South African woman of color, bringing a lived perspective to the historical analysis.
The film has already been added to the libraries of Princeton, Brown, and Stanford, amongst many others; and on-campus screening events will be hosted by Princeton, Brown, and UPenn, amongst many others.
This powerful exploration of South Africa’s enduring legacy of racial domination speaks to the global structures of inequality shaping the world today. Awarded Best South African Documentary, the film has been screened at leading institutions—including the World Bank, Yale’s Whitney, and the South African Embassy—and has proven to be a potent catalyst for meaningful dialogue on global themes of race, power, and accountability.
There are many ways to bring LEGACY: APARTHEID'S SHADOW to your institution:
- ADD THE FILM TO YOUR LIBRARY
- HOST A CAMPUS SCREENING, FOLLOWED BY AN IN-PERSON CONVERSATION AND Q&A WITH THE DIRECTOR
- HOST A VIRTUAL POST-SCREENING CONVERSATION AND Q&A WITH THE DIRECTOR FOR YOUR CLASS
This 2025 Oscar® Long-Listed documentary occupies a unique position in the educational market, as there are currently no other films that address the subject of Apartheid with the same scope and access. Additionally, the film is directed by a South African woman of color, bringing a lived perspective to the historical analysis.
The film has already been added to the libraries of Princeton, Brown, and Stanford, amongst many others; and on-campus screening events will be hosted by Princeton, Brown, and UPenn, amongst many others.
Please see the brochure for more info on its relevance to your students.
If you are interested in bringing Legacy: Apartheid's Shadow to your institution please contact us.