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Blue – A Black European Tale

2025, German. Directed by Mwita Mataro & Helmut Karner.

All creatures in Greenland are green, except Bluekid. In this partly animated handicraft world, Mwita Mataro reflects on experiences of racism in Austria with children and experts.

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1h 38m
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Language
German
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Released
23 May 2025
Original title
Austroschwarz
Country
Austria
Written by
Mwita Mataro, Helmut Karner

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Blue – A Black European Tale (2025) was directed by Mwita Mataro and Helmut Karner and stars Mwita Mataro, Claudia Unterweger, Mark Ulrich.

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