Mostafa Keshvari在《Colorblind》以科学及艺术手法就针对黑人的种族主义发声
Translation Desk
December 13, 2022
在Mostafa Keshvari的新电影作品《Colorblind》中，新来的租客让房东Walton吃了一惊：原来这名叫Magdalene Whyte的单亲妈妈兼艺术家是一名黑人。
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Mostafa Keshvari在《Colorblind》以科學及藝術手法就針對黑人的種族主義發聲
Translation Desk
December 13, 2022
在Mostafa Keshvari的新電影作品《Colorblind》中，新來的租客讓房東Walton吃了一驚：原來這名叫Magdalene Whyte的單親媽媽兼藝術家是一名黑人。退休前任職消防員的Walton是一名種族主義者，但他沒有料到Magdalene的白人母親會為女兒租下單位。Magdalene其實是被領養的，而且在一個天主教家庭成長，所以才有一個看起來是白人的名字。
Colorblind brings together science and art in Mostafa Keshvari’s cinematic statement against anti-Black racism
Charlie Smith
December 13, 2022
In filming Colorblind, the Vancouver director relied on UBC experts to create point-of-view imagery showing how a boy can’t see the spectrum.
Mostafa Keshvari在《Colorblind》以科学及艺术手法就针对黑人的种族主义发声
Translation Desk
December 13, 2022
Mostafa Keshvari在《Colorblind》以科學及藝術手法就針對黑人的種族主義發聲
Translation Desk
December 13, 2022
Colorblind brings together science and art in Mostafa Keshvari’s cinematic statement against anti-Black racism
Charlie Smith
December 13, 2022
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