Invictus meeting

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Este é o momento do primeiro encontro entre Nelson Mandela (presidente da África do Sul, na época) e François Pienaar (capitão da seleção de rugby da África do Sul, na época).
Nesta conversa, Mandela tem o objetivo oculto de criar uma identificação nacional e diminuir o sentimento de divisão de raças ainda presente pelo recente Apartheid. Sabendo que a África do Sul sediará as Olimpíadas de 1995 dentro de um ano, ele vê uma oportunidade e chama François Pienaar para tentar convencê-lo a ganhar o campeonato de rugby.

[@hellogoodbye4061]

Interesting how they symbolically sit on opposite sides of the coffee table, but Mandela strategically moves closer as he realizes that Peinaar is the man he hoped he would be. Looks him in the eye and tells him why the task before him is so profoundly important. Just a wonderfully well-acted scene.

[@toadsagetimmy]

This poem saved my life and gave me strength during my battle with cancer. I said it everyday. What a beautiful poem.

[@brettmeadway43]

Which poem is it? Do you know?

[@toadsagetimmy]

@@brettmeadway43 it’s literally invictus. The title of the movie lol. Why would I say that if I didn’t know what poem it was??

[@jcrivera24]

This is by far one of the most impacting scenes in the whole movie. Not only Mandela inspired a reconciliation atmosphere, but also asking François to lead the Rugby team to something great... a turning point in the history of South Africa as a nation.

[@manoyicaptain1042]

Matt Damon's South AFrican accent is so on point.

[@MCD20111]

I’ll be forever proud too be South African thanks too this man god bless

[@SeaturtleSeaturtle]

Thanks

[@Coded_TH]

Mandela says the light hurts his eyes, then calls Mrs. Briss a shining light in his day. Then he rejects her requests to pour his tea. Interesting.

[@TGTBTU4E]

It is his humbleness and appreciating Mrs. Briss who is a tea lady in offices. Shining light of the day is simply a compliment!

[@hellogoodbye4061]

Actually he takes the time to introduce Pienaar to her out of respect...I believe he wants to pour the tea as a means to further bond with him.

[@hellogoodbye4061]

The "light hurts my eyes" comment dates back to his time in a dark prison cell, where light was often scarce.....he compliments Mrs. Briss as he shows that he treats everyone with equal importance....introduces her to Peinaar with respect. Mandela could just command a room with humility, no small task.

[@leonoxxx53]

He would be disappointed if he saw what it became

[@hamishwoodland7424]

What is the song he mentions near the end?

[@johanels7615]

The South African national anthem

[@ZilyoxXx]

a cause de ta video bg j'ai des devoirs AAAAAAAAAAAH

[@legatobluesummers3211]

He really wanted them to win

[@shelbygauthier-owensby4369]

Imran khan , dubai and all countries at war need Tugby for Peace !