Come back, Africa originally released in 1959.

Black roots originally released in 1970.

Restored by the Cineteca di Bologna and the laboratory L'Imagine Ritrovata with the collaboration of Rogosin Heritage and the Anthology Film Archives in 2005. Supported by Fondazione Officina Cinema Sud-Est with the contribution of Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio.

Special features: an introduction by Martin Scorsese; An American in Sophiatown, about the making of Come back, Africa; Lionel Rogosin talks about Come back, Africa; Come back, Africa theatrical trailer; Bitter sweet stories, a documentary on the making of Black roots; Have you seen Drum recently?, a film by Jürgen Schadeberg.

Disc 1: Come back, Africa / written by Lionel Rogosin, with Lewis Nkosi, William Modisane ; produced and directed by Lionel Rogosin (1959 ; 86 min.; with optional introduction by Martin Scorsese (2 min.)) -- Special features: An American in Sophiatown : [the making of Come back, Africa] / conceived and produced by Michael Ariel Rogosin ; directed and edited by Lloyd Ross ; a Rogosin Heritage production (2007 ; 64 min.) -- Lionel Rogosin interview (1978 ; 19 min.) -- Come back, Africa theatrical trailer (2 min.). Disc 2: Black roots / produced and directed by Lionel Rogosin (1970 ; 63 min.) -- Bitter sweet stories : talking about Black roots / Rogosin Films presents ; produced and directed by Michael Rogosin (2013 ; 27 min.) -- Have you seen Drum recently? / Bailey's African Photo Archives presents ; produced by Claudia Schadeberg and Jurgen Schadeberg ; directed by Jurgen Schadeberg ; commentary written by Richard Beynon ; a Bailey's African Photo Archives production (1989 ; 74 min.)

Not rated.

Blu-ray.

In English with optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing (SDH); Come back Africa includes some Afrikaans and Zulu with English subtitles.