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When a warm-hearted Black actor shooting a street-crime scene in a European city is suddenly abused by a racist onlooker, the blurred lines between performance and prejudice expose the real violence lurking beneath the make-believe.
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When a warm-hearted Black actor shooting a street-crime scene in a European city is suddenly abused by a racist onlooker, the blurred lines between performance and prejudice expose the real violence lurking beneath the make-believe.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Arjun Lal
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