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Nobody cares if you are colored or not. In this world there are different colours. Imagine just your color exists..boring and dull. Stop victimising yourself. Humanly beautiful with different colours in life.
The whole cast did amazing! and it was so cinematic everyone who worked on this did such a great job it is unbelievable! The story itself was so well done in just 15 minute time!!
Really promising work! Direction and cinematography were fantastic, and the cast all sold it. Special praise to Schunk-Hocking (Sarah) for such a stand-out performance in so little time. The script felt a bit disjointed, but that's more due to time constraints than the writing. Overall, very impressed!
this is an extraordinary film!! it’s also cool seeing how far George has come, what with staring in a Netflix show now! they’re all so amazing. fantastic job
Intriguing: Room 17 a British series in the 60s. Also in Harry Potter book 1. Harry received a letter from Hogwarts in room 17 of the Railview hotel. 17 chapters in book 1. The number 17 appears in Genesis 7:11 The Deluge began, and in Genesis 8: 4 The Ark rested in the Mts of Ararat on the 7th month of the 17th day...numerous examples of this number in movies and literature. Nice film!
Interesting choice to use a Shakespeare soliloquy as an example of why NOT to look straight into camera... Macbeth's address to an invisible dagger aside, most Shakespeare soliloquies use direct audience address, hence all the RSC lockdown videos with actors looking straight down the barrel of the lens to appeal direct to us. It may be a drama school preference to avoid this - but with Shakespeare it's not breaking the 4th wall, because the 4th wall didn't exist in his drama.