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1. Main Title / The Letter (03:36)
2. The Beggining Of The Journey (02:09)
3. The Train To Johannesburg (02:47)
4. You’ve Been Robbed (01:28)
5. Emaxambeni (02:30)
performed by The Havana Swingsters
6. I’ve Been A Bad Woman (02:31)
7. Is It My Son (02:32)
8. He Was Our Only Child (01:42)
9. What Sort Of Life Did They Lead (01:24)
10. Hamba Notsokolo (02:38)
performed by Dorothy Masuka
11. Bastards Bloody Bastards (01:02)
12. Did It Seem Heavy (00:47)
13. Cry, Cry The Beloved Country (01:44)
14. Christ Forsake Me Not (03:18)
15. The Boys Club (01:36)
16. We Taught Him Nothing (02:05)
17. Amazing Grace (03:35)
performed by Ladysmith Black Mambazo
18. Go Well Umfundisi (01:09)
19. Do Not Spoil My Pleasure (02:38)
20. It Is My Son That Killed Your Son (03:53)
21. The Marriage (02:54)
22. The Shadow Of Death (02:52)
23. The Fifteenth Day (03:17)
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Plot
Journeying from the breathtaking green splendor of the Zulu countryside to the dizzying vibrancy of 1940’s Johannesburg, this is the powerful, poetic tale of two fathers, one black and one white, bound by a common fate: the loss of their sons. Although neighbors for many years, the benevolent pastor Stephen Kumalo and the wealthy landowner James Jarvis meet for the first time by chance, only to discover a chilling reality: one man’s son has murdered the other. In a land shattered by hatred, these two extraordinary men form an unlikely union that transcends the barriers of class and color.