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Black or White?
Debbie Howard
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documentary | 2006 | Yorkshire & Humber | 4 min
Published 20 May 08
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We asked a huge cross section of society the same list of either/or questions with fascinating restults. This film reveals as much about the audience as it does about those interviewed.
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  • graphics - Ryan Morley (Bird&Bee)
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      Many people interviewed in Sheffield
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      comment by L  K
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      posted Dec 29, 2008

      Clever and fun
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      comment by Kestrel  Fletcher
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      posted Jun 11, 2008

      I love it!

      simple, funny and poignant.

      top stuff.

      comment by Gr8vel
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      posted Jun 9, 2008

      i thought it interesting that, questions so simple provoked some into a defensive state, and prompted them to justify their answers in some way. funny.

      comment by Justin  Marley
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      posted May 31, 2008

      This is an original and interesting short film that demonstrates people's variation in simple choices quite effectively. The shots are composed so that the people feature centrally in the frame although sometimes the lighting conditions are poor and it is difficult to make out their features. Overall this was enjoyable and thought provoking.
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