What is the opening scene of the film cry freedom?

The opening scene of the film "Cry Freedom" shows a group of black South African children playing in a dusty street in the township of Soweto. The children are laughing and running around, seemingly carefree, but the atmosphere is tense as police officers patrol the area. The scene sets the tone for the racial tensions and oppression that will be explored throughout the film.

In the opening scene of the film 'Cry Freedom', the screen is black and we hear the sounds of apartheid enforcers breaking down a door. The door crashes open and Donald Woods, editor of the Daily Dispatch, finds himself surrounded by police officers. They arrest him and his wife Wendy, and take them to prison.