A powerful story, a beautiful crafted film about racism, an idea, game of identity and the fair effort for help the other. In essence, a story about truth. Simple, precise, wise and profound touching.
It is easy to see it as a short film against discrimination.
But it is more.
A smart pledge for understand and discover, in profound sense, the other.
So, I am grateful to Keith Arthur Bolden for his admirable job. And to Philip Musey to the smart dig in the sensibility of public. Because , today, as yesterday, importance of the message, honest and direct , is the same.
And the beautiful end is just a precious lesson about to assume a gift , in shadow , guiding a friend, using a sort of imposture for a noble cause .
In short, a precious plot with a very high mise.
