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1. www.theguardian.com › world › 2004Hit film gets lost in racism row | World news | The Guardian

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   Feb 27, 2004 · Anti-racism campaigners are attempting to scupper Lost in Translation's Oscar hopes, claiming that it is guilty of racist stereotyping. George Wright reports.

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3. www.bbc.com › culture › articleCandyman and horror's dubious reckoning with racism - BBC

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   As the update of the classic 1990s film becomes the latest black horror hit at the box office, David Jesudason looks at how the genre has reflected black trauma, for better or worse.

4. www.vox.com › 2018/2/27 › 17031700Get Out was a biting social critique. Is it also 2017’s Best ...

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   Feb 27, 2018 · In this installment, we discuss Jordan Peele’s Get Out, the very funny, very unsettling horror film about a particularly liberal kind of racism. The movie was so popular with critics and ...

5. medium.com › cinemania › get-out-2017-the-horrors-ofGet Out (2017): The Horrors of Internalized Racism - Medium

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   Oct 26, 2020 · The film takes a unique approach by showcasing the side of racism that’s usually ignored — the “positive” stereotypes. The demeaning comments that are meant to be taken as a compliment. The type...

6. www.thewrap.com › get-out-explaining-racism'Get Out' Perfectly Explains Racism Concepts to People Who ...

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   The power of “Get Out” is that it uses horror to convey those central truths about race to the audience. Peele’s movie speaks both to the people who have experienced the racism at its core ...

7. www.bfi.org.uk › sight-and-sound › interviewsRacism in the UK film industry: what needs to change, and who ...

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   Aug 20, 2020 · After the killing of George Floyd, the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement, open letters backed by industry figures speaking out against systemic racism in the film and television industries – will things finally change in the UK film industry?

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   How does the film keep racism alive?

   • Just as all the victims in the film sink into themselves, their empty vessels are taken over by the older generation so they can extend their lifespan — in short, keeping racism alive through inhumane practices and literal systems of oppression.

   Get Out (2017): The Horrors of Internalized Racism - Medium

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   Do actors from ethnic minorities experience racism in the workplace?

   • More than half of all actors from ethnic minorities have directly experienced racism in the workplace, a major new study has revealed. The UK survey of more than 1,300 actors found that 64% had experienced racist stereotyping during an audition, while 55% suffered racist behaviour at work.

   Sir Lenny Henry: Survey shows racism is a stain on entertainment ... - BBC

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   Is racial inequality inevitable in the film industry?

   • Racism in the film industry is alarming. It is ongoing. And it is not inevitable. People of colour make up three per cent of the UK film workforce, despite being 17 per cent of the UK ’s and 40 per cent of London’s population (where the majority of that workforce is based). We need more research into racial inequality in all areas of the industry.

   Racism in the UK film industry: what needs to change, and who needs to

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   Why is 'get out' a good movie?

   • The power of “Get Out” is that it uses horror to convey those central truths about race to the audience. Peele’s movie speaks both to the people who have experienced the racism at its core, and to the people who might not always realize they perpetrate it. Subscribe to Breaking News.

   'Get Out' Perfectly Explains Racism Concepts to People Who Don't Get It

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   Is 'get out' a horror movie?

   • Maybe the most striking thing about the horror hit “Get Out” isn’t the film’s straight-up frights, jump scares, grisly body horror, or villains — it’s the creeping feeling of dread that lingers long after the credits roll.

   'Get Out' Perfectly Explains Racism Concepts to People Who Don't Get It

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   Why do people like horror movies so much?

   • "And horror is uniquely suited to give people, who have survived trauma or people who fear trauma, an outlet. My mother loved horror films, she watched all of them. If she had lived to see Get Out, that would have been her favourite."

   Candyman and horror's dubious reckoning with racism - BBC

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9. www.bbc.com › news › entertainment-arts-58321935Sir Lenny Henry: Survey shows racism is a stain on ... - BBC

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   Aug 25, 2021 · More than half of all actors from ethnic minorities have directly experienced racism in the workplace, a major new study has revealed. The UK survey of more than 1,300 actors found that 64% had...