Your Reviews
Critic Reviews
Not every moment of the film is as potent as the book (which is noted for passages of passion and impassioned eloquence), but Cry, the Beloved Country overcomes its own limitations to become a glorious tribute to the workings of a faith that does not blind but opens up the human spirit.Full Review
There is not a false note in Cry, the Beloved Country. Every scene is an example of near-perfect composition and execution.Full Review
Alan Paton's haunting novel is brought rather splendidly to life in this moving production.Full Review
Alan Paton's haunting novel is brought rather splendidly to life in this moving production.Full Review
Because movies have become so invested in the unleashing of violent emotion and the escalation of hostility, that expressions of restraint, reconciliation and forgiveness can easily be read as corny cop-outs. Cry, the Beloved Country is not corny, and it doesn't cop out.Full Review
