| Directed by | ||
|---|---|---|
 | Graham Evans | |
| Albert Finney | |
| Starring | ||
|---|---|---|
| Michael Aldridge | Dr. Tucker, Chief District Surgeon | |
| Nigel Davenport | Colonel Goosen, head of security police | |
| Mark Dignam | Martinus Prins, magistrate | |
| Albert Finney | Sidney Kentridge, for Biko family | |
| Stafford Gordon | Major Snyman, interrogation team | |
| Michael Gough | Professor Loubser, State Pathologist | |
| Edward Hardwicke | Professor Proctor, pathologist | |
| Paul Jerricho | Lieutenant Wilken | |
| Richard Johnson | Dr. Hersch, consultant | |
| John Standing | Van Rensburg, for Attorney General | |
| Paul Fryer | Clerk to van Rensburg | |
| Betty Bod Hlela | Steve Biko's widow | |
| Peggy Phango | Steve Biko's mother | |
| Benny Mayer | Steve Biko's brother | |
| Doreen Webster | Singer | |
| Alan Field | Kentridge's assistant | |
| Roy Seely | Assessor | |
| Colin Thomas | Assessor | |
| Paul Howlett | Clerk of the court | |
| Steve Rome | Stenographer | |
| Robert Peters | Orderly | |
| Len Gilbey | Photographer | |
| Mark Jefferis | Assistant to Kentridge | |
| Douglas Stark | Rensburg's assistant | |
| Michael Turner | Dr. Lang, chief district surgeon | |
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United Kingdom release date: 1st November 1984
United States release date: 12th September 1985
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