Good Hair: Perceptions of Racism Trailer

Good Hair: Perceptions of Racism Trailer (2022)

"How does racism manifest itself in schools and workplaces?" 21 October 2022 Drama 22 mins

When mother and daughter, Thema and Ama encounter discrimination at work and at school, they both learn they have very different approaches to handling their challenges.

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Cast

Jeremy Theobald

as Richard Holman

Ruth Curtis

as Nina Cross

Roseanna Frascona

as April Woodward

Peter Agnelli

as Paul Hyatt

Claudia Torres

as H&B Office Colleague

Crew

Jamie Isherwood

Jamie Isherwood Sound Recordist

International Releases Dates

United States 21 October 2022

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