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Rose Bloomfield | ... |
Herself
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Bruno Marcotulli | ... |
Himself
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Himself
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Brian Sparks | ... |
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Nicholas Sparks | ... |
Himself
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Renee Sparks | ... |
Herself
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Carmen Wurgel | ... |
Herself
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Poet
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Faith Cheltenham | ... |
Slam Poet
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Bree Elise | ... |
Slam Poet
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A white family and a black family find out what it's like to switch lives.
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
8 March 2006 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Black.White. See more »Filming Locations:
Los Angeles, California, USABox Office
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$750,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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I am glad there's a show like this but the scenarios are shallow, in my opinion. What I mean by that is being black creates in the bearer a state of mind around different people and in different settings. Try going to an emergency room with back pain as a white guy and then as a black guy. Try getting a job anywhere you want. Send them into certain neighborhoods to rent or buy. The list goes on but I must say the show is a start and kudos to Ice. It also depends on your background, family history and geographic region. There is no monolithic black community though some things are endemic, yet many try to deny it and may have never been exposed. Changing subjects: Bruno is a real jerk. A typical bully, invalidating the experiences of others to absolve himself of realizing truth and his white privilege. Instead of saying, "here, see, here, see!", the brother needs to direct him to Tim Wise.