SCREEN
DEAR WHITE PEOPLe
D
ear White People tells the
story of exploring identity in a
supposedly post-racial America.
The main plot revolving
around the repercussions sparked by an
offensive black-face party thrown by white
students…
There isn’t much else to be said. If you
feel like a tongue-in-cheek experience
that almost takes you nowhere, then Dear
White People might be a good choice.
So save the paper and ink – they probably
won’t care about it back home.
To end on a positive note: the visuals were
clean and colourful - in hindsight the
story failed to inspire me to do anything
except leave the cinema.. Overall, the film
is hollow, unimaginative and I guess the
only thing left to be said is: you have been
warned.
BY FREDERICK FERREIRA
Bland humour and a clear misrepresentation
of people make this movie somewhat
interesting but far from inviting.
THE SEVENTH SON
T
aking us back to the medieval
ages, the opening scene is action
packaged with a vicious capture
of a Witch. When the witch (Julian
Moore) r Wf