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Deep Dive: Blue Eyed (1996)

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Blue Eyed
In the 15-minute documentary 'Blue Eyed,' Jane Elliott conducts a social experiment with around 30 participants. The exercise is designed to mimic the dynamics of discrimination and societal behavior, drawing parallels to the Milgram experiment. Participants are placed in a controlled environment where they must confront their biases and vulnerabilities. As the experiment progresses, what begins as a simple game escalates into an intense emotional experience. The reactions of the participants reveal the complexities of human nature and the societal issues surrounding discrimination, making the film a significant reflection on social interaction.

Why Watch

  • •See Jane Elliott's impactful social experiment in action.
  • •Find out how biases surface in a controlled environment.
  • •Meet participants confronting their vulnerabilities head-on.

Did You Know

•The documentary features around 30 participants in the social experiment.
•Jane Elliott's experiment parallels the Milgram experiment in its approach.
•The film has a total duration of 90 minutes.

Perfect For

Social psychology enthusiastsDiscrimination studiesEducational workshops