Shoot the Messenger (2006)Director:Ngozi OnwurahWriter:Sharon Foster |
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Shoot the Messenger (2006)Director:Ngozi OnwurahWriter:Sharon Foster |
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Medina Aijikawo | ... |
Sarah
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| Nikki Amuka-Bird | ... |
Heather
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Jotham Annan | ... |
Nevil
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| Feyi Babalola | ... |
Woman #2
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Channei Bain | ... |
Shenqua
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| Ariyon Bakare | ... |
Elroy
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Richard Blackwood | ... |
Sir Galahad - Radio DJ
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Heather Bleasdale | ... |
Tracey Willis
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Graham Bohea | ... |
Fred
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Brian Bovell | ... |
Councillor Watts
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Mabel
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Sabina Cameron | ... |
Woman #1
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| Rupert Degas | ... |
Solicitor
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Sherlene
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George Eggay | ... |
Neil
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I have yet to see this film, but the first comment I saw on here was from a race relations group who profits from the current system of blaming 'the white man' for all that is wrong in the Afro-Caribbean community. It is therefore not surprising that they pull this down for the negative portrayals of the Afro-Caribbean community. I would suggest we all white, black, purple people eaters all watch this and draw our own conclusions about a film made by and starring black people about black people. I also don't see how the first review compared this to a KKK film from the 1920's made by white men for white men. That was a racist film playing on the fear of the white community. This is a film much like the book "Enough" by Juan Williams and the comments made by Bill Cosby asking the black community to take ownership of the problems affecting them.