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Black People

Black People is a story of a man trying to break the chains of psychological slavery.
Feb 20, 2015 · 8m
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In our short film "Black People" in terms of psychological slavery. We explore the impact that slavery had on the development of black people mentally. In terms of personality, self esteem, self image, and also the entire maturation process people go through. Our contention is that slavery has certainly retarded that for slaves. And when slavery ended, jim crow, racial segregation, racial oppression continued many of the same aspects of slavery. That is: to create in black people a sense of inferiority. This film shows the view point on someone who claims to be conscious, but still be unable to balance real-world priorities and self-interest. Watch Kahlil rise against his enslaved mind and break the chains of psychological slavery.

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CAST

Curtis Adams
The Barber
Kimberly Igla
The Employer
Chad Micah Johnson
The Employer #2
Molly Mack
Molly
Bonnie Monroe
The Customer
Chris Rivers
The Customer #2
Drew Lee Temple
Kahlil (as Drew L. Temple)
Directed by Drew Lee Temple

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Status
Released
Original language
EN
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Production
Blue Shade Films
Country
US
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