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the description of shakazulu is not as described its not uncensored i have seen it before on dvd and there is no difference to this dvd it says long version but it is not and also the dvd cover of shazulu is infact shakazulu citadal
Various actors have played the part of Shaka Zulu and I have seen some of these but Henry Cele must be THE definitive Chaka Zulu.
For anybody interested in the Zulus, the Zulu Wars or even just Chaka himself should watch this production as the closest to the reality of the times that can possibly be reasonably achieved.
The film suffered slightly in that we never see the great numbers of disciplined Zulus going into battle but Henry Celes acting goes a long way to redressing this.
Only one thing nags at me though. When everybody around him seems willing to believe in witchcraft why was Chaka apparently immune to this? Where had he learned true realities?