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Deep Dive: 100 Per Cent White (2000)

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100 Per Cent White
In '100 Per Cent White', filmmaker Leo Regan revisits three former members of a far-right skinhead group a decade after their lives were documented in his book 'Public Enemies'. The film examines their personal transformations and reflects on their past affiliations with hate and violence. Regan's return prompts these individuals to confront their choices and the lasting impact of their former beliefs on their current lives. Through candid interviews and powerful imagery, the documentary addresses the complexities of identity and redemption. The men discuss their past actions and the societal implications of right-wing extremism, providing insight into their journeys away from racism and violence.

Why Watch

  • •Meet three former skinheads reflecting on their past.
  • •Find out how their beliefs changed over a decade.
  • •See the impact of right-wing extremism on individuals.

Did You Know

•The film revisits three former skinheads ten years after 'Public Enemies'.
•Leo Regan directed the documentary in the year 2000.
•The documentary has a runtime of 69 minutes.

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Far-right extremismPersonal transformationSkinhead culture