Blue Too - ACE405.4

Walker tells how Sambo went out to the local pub. The publican (Bill Mailes) overcharges and is rude to him. Goddard identifies the publican as a member of the National Front. Sambo listens to the publican insulting him and making fun of him to two customers. Jazz saxophonist(Adrian Richards) superimposed Goddard says it’s strange that they want Sambo to go home – he was born in Peckham. Walker says that Sambo goes to a park "to find a quiet place to chill out". A Rasta (Shango Baku) drops peanut shells on him from his seat in a tree. They argue. Richards. The Rasta tells Sambo to learn from his ancestors and be proud but Sambo says they were all "savages …living in the jungle". The Rasta quotes "All that glisters is not gold…" to him and disappears. Anti-Apartheid marches. Nelson Mandela. Martin Luther King. Richards. Demonstrations in South Africa. Walker says that Sambo begins "to make sense of things". Goddard describes how he goes home and makes pancakes; Thompson says he eats "exuberantly". Montage of images from the film. Credits.