DAY IN BLACK & WHITE (DVD) DVD

A Day In Black And White
A non-narrative comedy that explores issues of race in contemporary America, A Day in Black and White concerns two friends who are students, identified only as Black Man and White Man. Black Man has to deliver a speech in class on race relations, and the two begin to discuss both the speech and the larger ideas involved; and, as one might expect, they have decidedly different views on the subject. As the pair go through their day, the argument continues and others add their opinions on everything from popular culture and professional sports to the O.J. Simpson case. The debut film from writer and director Desmond Hall, A Day in Black and White was shown at the 1999 South by Southwest Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

Cast Harold Perrineau Jr. as Anthony de Sando as Francie Swift as Joseph Siravo as Ron C. Jones as Stephanie Berry as Lonette McKee as

Crew Adrienne Stern - Casting Desmond Hall - Director Colby Parker, Jr. - Editor John Laskas - Editor Loris Holland - Composer (Music Score) Catherine Wint - Production Designer Peter Konczal - Cinematographer Jon Gold - Producer Desmond Hall - Screenwriter Jon Gold - Presented by Desmond Hall - Presented by

A Day In Black And White
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General Specifications: Language Options: English Subtitle Options: Sound Processing: Additional Features: Director's commentary Original trailer Chapter selection MPAA Rating: NR DVD Discs Included: 1 DVD Sides: 1 DVD DVD Region Code: Content Length: 85 min   DVD Chapters: Side #1 -- 0. Chapters 1. Hurting Hammer [3:18] 2. Coffee and OJ [12:18] 3. Getting All Indigent [7:18] 4. Taxi Cab Confessions [7:17] 5. East vs. West [5:17] 6. Affirmative Actions [5:51] 7. Special Interests [4:02] 8. Getting Down With Subtext [9:19] 9. Privileges [5:10] 10. Staying Organic [9:53] 11. Interesting Subtleties [3:43] 12. Let's Talk [6:14]