1 min readBy Kristen Harding
THE INTERVIEW: Why a British documentary filmmaker turned his lens to SA’s protest legacy
Shoot the People examines global protest movements as a force for social change. By including two present-day South African protests, the documentary captures the country’s intergenerational spirit of activism. Daily Maverick spoke to director Andy Mundy-Castle about his experience documenting these social movements.
By Kristen HardingSouth Africa
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Shoot the People examines global protest movements as a force for social change. By including two present-day South African protests, the documentary captures the country’s intergenerational spirit of activism. Daily Maverick spoke to director Andy Mundy-Castle about his experience documenting these social movements.
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- 43 words · 1 min read
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- September 29, 2026
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- Kristen Harding
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- Daily Maverick