Colour Blind
1999
25 min
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This film shows kids that being racist is not cool and that even subtle racism can explode into violence. Shot in Vancouver and Toronto schools, the film features teens from a variety of backgrounds. The students speak from personal experience, providing a startling look into the average high school--a place where the kids themselves create de facto segregation by hanging out only with others of the same colour.
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This film shows kids that being racist is not cool and that even subtle racism can explode into violence. Shot in Vancouver and Toronto schools, the film features teens from a variety of backgrounds. The students speak from personal experience, providing a startling look into the average high school--a place where the kids themselves create de facto segregation by hanging out only with others of the same colour.
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directorJinder Oujla-Chambers
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producerGeorge Johnson
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executive producerSvend-Erik Eriksen
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scriptDon White
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cinematographyJames Tocher
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soundRick Bal
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editingDebra Rurak
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sound editingPatrick HaskillGina Mueller
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re-recordingGashtaseb ArianaHennie Britton
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musicSidney Perez
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