"Is it possible to be a white man and African?" MUGABE follows the story of Mike Campbell who, in 2008, took the government of Zimbabwe and President Robert Mugabe to international court in 2008 for violation of human rights in an effort to preserve his farm amid state-sanctioned "Land Reform" initiatives tantamount to the ethnic cleansing of whites. In a rare feat of daring filmmaking, directors Lucy Bailey and Andrew Thompson have crafted a tribute to the incredible courage and perseverance of Campbell and his family’s fight against the injustices and violent reign of dictator Mugabe without ever losing sight of the case’s paradoxical political and racial implications. A must-see film.

Expected to be in attendance:  Director Andrew Thompson

Lucy has over ten years experience as a director in television, with the majority of shooting on the African continent. Andrew is a BAFTA and RTS nominated cameraman who has experience filming all over the world for C4, BBC, National Geographic and Discovery. In 2008 they formed Explore Films.

Lucy has over ten years experience as a director in television, with the majority of shooting on the African continent. Andrew is a BAFTA and RTS nominated cameraman who has experience filming all over the world for C4, BBC, National Geographic and Discovery. In 2008 they formed Explore Films.