A young African American male rethinks his role as a basketball player for white spectators as he begins reading the works of Third World theoreticians like Frantz Fanon, and contemplates the work of Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X and Angela Davis. Highly metaphoric rather than realistic, Haile Gerima’s “Project One” (an early student film project at UCLA) visualizes through montage the process of coming to Black consciousness. —Jan-Christopher Horak
Individual | Role(s) |
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Haile Gerima |
Director Producer Writer Cinematographer Editor |
Larry Clark | Cinematographer |
Mel Rosier | Cast |
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