Two siblings face emotional challenges as they deal with racial discrimination and societal prejudices in their childhood.
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Two siblings face emotional challenges as they deal with racial discrimination and societal prejudices in their childhood.
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Ngozi Onwurah and her brother share their experiences growing up in the United Kingdom. Their skin color shapes their interactions with others and affects their sense of belonging. Through personal stories, Ngozi recounts moments of discrimination and the emotional toll it takes on their childhood. The film features family members, including Madge Onwurah and Simon Onwurah, as they navigate a society marked by prejudice. "Coffee Coloured Children" addresses the challenges faced by children of color in a divided world.
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Why Watch
- Watch Ngozi Onwurah's personal story of racial identity.
- See the impact of racism on childhood experiences.
- Find out how societal prejudices shape family dynamics.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Ngozi Onwurah, who also stars in it.
- It was released in 1988 and has a runtime of 16 minutes.
- The documentary features a cast that includes Madge Onwurah and Michael McKay.
- It was produced in the United Kingdom.
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Who directed the documentary 'Coffee Coloured Children'?
Ngozi Onwurah directed the documentary 'Coffee Coloured Children'.
What year was 'Coffee Coloured Children' released?
The documentary was released in 1988.
How long is the duration of 'Coffee Coloured Children'?
The duration of 'Coffee Coloured Children' is 16 minutes.
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