Dying for gold

The Resource Dying for gold

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Dying for gold

Statement of responsibility

Breathe Films presents ; directed and produced by Catherine Meyburgh & Richard Pakleppa

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Summary

South Africa's largest gold mining companies have been accused of knowingly exposing miners to harmful dust causing the terminal disease, silicosis and makes them more susceptible to TB. The class action has been settled out of court--which means the real cost of gold will not be known. This film exposes the century of deplorable practices by gold mines to ensure that miners and their families are justly compensated

Cataloging source

DON

Characteristic

videorecording

Credits note

Edited by Catherine Meyburgh ; camera, Richard Pakleppa ; original music by Philip Miller

Dewey number

363.11962234220968

Language note

In English, Afrikaans, Xhosa, Sotho, Portuguese, and Swazi with English subtitles ; closed captioning available

LC call number

HD7269.M732

LC item number

S6 2019

PerformerNote

Narrated by Catherine Meyburgh

Runtime

Target audience

adult

Technique

live action

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