is a 1993 American drama film directed by Morgan Freeman and starring Danny Glover.

It then switches to the peaceful home of Micah "Baba" Mangena, a black sergeant in the South African Police.

Micha's wife also has doubts as the once-peaceful township gets polarised and her neighbours start treating her as an enemy.

He arranges a meeting between some of the hot-heads and Pule Rampa, a respected figure who has been in prison for anti-Apartheid activities.

He seems to be trying to calm the situation, but the police have learned of the gathering and break it up, arresting some of the students and also Pule Rampa.

Both Micah and his white superior suggest to the Special Branch men that they are perhaps provoking opposition rather than quelling it, by torturing and hanging Pule in his cell.