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28. Apr. 1995 · Welcome II the Terrordome: Directed by Ngozi Onwurah. With Suzette Llewellyn, Saffron Burrows, Felix Joseph, Valentine Nonyela. Racial violence breaks out in a huge, black ghetto - triggered by a white woman living there with a black man.
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Defiantly uncompromising throughout, Ngozi Onwurah’s film traces the legacy of slavery in the racial tensions and police brutality of the present, when a sprawling black ghetto known as the Terrordome plunges into chaos following the actions of a grieving mother.
In einer nahen Zukunft sind Schwarze gezwungen, in dem drogenverseuchten Terrordome zu leben, einem Ghetto, in dem sie ständig den rassistischen Übergriffen der Polizei ausgesetzt sind. Als ein schwarzer Junge getötet wird, bricht eine Explosion der Gewalt los.
Spike and his sister Anjela live in the Terrordome, a huge ghetto that all the blacks have been forced to live in. Jodie, Spike's pregnant white girlfriend, ran away from an abusive white boyfriend who, after seeing her with Spike, sets up a trap for her.
In a near future, black people have been forced to live in the drug infested Terrordome, a ghetto where they are continually subjected to the racist actions of the police. When a black boy is killed, it sets off an explosion of further violence.
