Set in 1980’s Apartheid South Africa, this film pokes fun at the Group Areas Act legislation which classified people into four racial groups, natives, whites, coloureds and Indians. Residential areas were segregated based on skin colour and often enforced by forcibly removing a group from one area to another. A nominated parliamentary candidate drinks a dodgy mixture which turns his skin green. He is classified as green, and is no longer allowed to live in his white suburb.

Director: Koos Roets
Writers: Emil Nofal, Marie du Toit
Stars: Cobus Rossouw, George Ballot, Trix Pienaar
Country: South Africa
Language: Afrikaans | English
Release Date: 31 August 1984 (South Africa)
Production Co: Heyns Films
Runtime: 92 min

NOTE: I don't claim ownership on this old South African movie and I believe they are out of copyright. I have credited the original production company and I have uploaded this video with the creative commons license attribution.