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Oscar contender The Last Ranger shows that the world still wants to see South African stories
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Oscar contender The Last Ranger shows that the world still wants to see South African stories

Ian-Malcolm Rijsdijk, Senior Lecturer in Film and Television Studies, University of Cape TownMarch 1, 2025

The Last Ranger is South Africa’s latest Oscar nominated film – and the only African…

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