Rag Tag - Nigerian Love Story for the Black Canon
'Rag Tag' encompasses the diversity within the African Diaspora by showing London Nigerian men learning to regulate their emotions while navigating love and societal pressures.
Not enough of a human
A commentary on the management of public opinion, the spread of fake news and the rebellion of the individual against the general. Dawid, a former war reporter, has 24 hours to write an investigative report about the death of a couple of refugees from the Middle East and a Polish soldier on the border with Belarus. During the investigation, however, he discovers that the official version of events presented in the media differs from what actually happened. The pressure to write a fixed version is mounting.
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A commentary on the management of public opinion, the spread of fake news and the rebellion of the individual against the general. Dawid, a former war reporter, has 24 hours to write an investigative report about the death of a couple of refugees from the Middle East and a Polish soldier on the border with Belarus. During the investigation, however, he discovers that the official version of events presented in the media differs from what actually happened. The pressure to write a fixed version is mounting.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Michał Cygan
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Runtime:30 minutes
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Cast
Michał Cygan
Director
Karol Czajkowski
Dawid
Roman Gancarczyk
Professor
Sebastian Oberc
Chieff of Staff
Magdalena Kawecka
Anna
Ewa Kaim
Mother of Soldier
Marcelina Łukaszyk
Assistant
Michał Pietruś
Government representative
Łukasz Żak
Politician
Agnieszka Kościelniak
Waitress
Bartłomiej Deklewa
Dead Soldier
Michał Wójtowicz
Soldier
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