yesterday as a movie and is hard to rate. the cinematography is excellent and deserves a positive . the story is gritty and real and does not compromise. but the translation of the story to the screen through the actors did not match the camera work. as a person who was born and raised in central africa and i appreciated the authenticity of the film look and the honest depiction of daily life for the zulu. but this and the camera work are not enough to recommend the average viewer should see this film. it takes an appreciation of true cinema and not just a love of movies to see the purpose and strength of yesterday. unlike the 1980 film the gods must be crazy and which was a comic look at one african culture encountering modern technology and yesterday has no intention of appealing to any crossover audience. the movie simply is not fit for the common western mind  and i doubt it was intended for the western mind. the scenes are long and slow and the editing is not paced for a 60mph plus instant gratification world. the dialog is not cleaver or witty and it is real. movies about health crises do not make the best entertainment and this movie is not entertainment and it is education. this movie is best viewed by those who know and appreciate and love the way of life and the culture in sub sarah africa. if you lack a broad enough world view to understand other cultures and especially african cultures and should skip this film. do not waste you time with it. go see talladega nights or larry the cable guy instead for your cross culture viewing. i give it a 4 for most who might want to see the movie but have no accurate understanding of african cultures. for the viewers with an appreciation for films about the human experience anywhere in the world and i would give it a 7. 
yesterday as a movie and is hard to rate. the cinematography is excellent and deserves a positive . the story is gritty and real and does not compromise. but the translation of the story to the screen through the actors did not match the camera work. as a person who was born and raised in central africa and i appreciated the authenticity of the film look and the honest depiction of daily life for the zulu. but this and the camera work are not enough to recommend the average viewer should see this film. it takes an appreciation of true cinema and not just a love of movies to see the purpose and strength of yesterday. unlike the 1980 film the gods must be crazy and which was a comic look at one african culture encountering modern technology and yesterday has no intention of appealing to any crossover audience. the movie simply is not fit for the common western mind  and i doubt it was intended for the western mind. the scenes are long and slow and the editing is not paced for a 60mph plus instant gratification world. the dialog is not cleaver or witty and it is real. movies about health crises do not make the best entertainment and this movie is not entertainment and it is education. this movie is best viewed by those who know and appreciate and love the way of life and the culture in sub sarah africa. if you lack a broad enough world view to understand other cultures and especially african cultures and should skip this film. do not waste you time with it. go see talladega nights or larry the cable guy instead for your cross culture viewing. i give it a 4 for most who might want to see the movie but have no accurate understanding of african cultures. for the viewers with an appreciation for films about the human experience anywhere in the world and i would give it a 7. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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