I Am Not Your Negro

Raoul Peck

IndieLisboa 2017 • Special Screenings

United States, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Documentary, 2016, 93′

Told entirely in the words of James Baldwin, from his final unfinished book, Raoul Peck’s film touches on the tragic deaths of major civil rights activists to bring clarity to how the image of Blacks in America is fabricated.

Ich wär so gern so blöd wie Du

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