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Blackface

Blackface

2015 16mDocumentary

Filmmaker Roger Ross Williams tries to understand why the notoriously liberal Dutch dress in blackface during the annual holiday of Sinterklaas.

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Filmmaker Roger Ross Williams tries to understand why the notoriously liberal Dutch dress in blackface during the annual holiday of Sinterklaas.

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Roger Ross WilliamsRoger Ross WilliamsSelf

Release date

25 Nov 2015

Runtime

16m

Studio

Motto Pictures, CNN Films

Language

English

Country

United States of America

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