Under Heaven's Eyes - 'The Systemic and Systematic Unjustified Killings of Black Lives'

Name: Under Heaven's Eyes - 'The Systemic and Systematic Unjustified Killings of Black Lives'
Director: Christopher Anthony Tajah
Genre: Experimental, Human Rights, Black, Drama
Released: 2021

Christopher Anthony Tajah

Synopsis

Did George Floyd's killing mark a turning point for change or false dawn? Despite the global outcry, US Police continue instigating indiscriminate violence against Black communities. Is there a parallel history of structural racism in Britain? Since watching George's viral footage, Black Britain, Michael's mind has been thrown into freefall.

Details

Year: 2021
Type of project: Features
Format: XAVC-I 3840x2160
Director: Christopher Anthony Tajah 1st Feature
Producer: Christopher Anthony Tajah
Executive Producer: Christopher Anthony Tajah
Editor: James Goodenough
Screenwriter: Christopher Anthony Tajah
Director of Photography: James Goodenough
Production Designer: Christopher Anthony Tajah
Sound: James Goodenough
Composer: 'Thoughtful Intro' by tunestogo, 'Sad Day' by AGsoundtrax
Principal cast: Christopher Tajah

Genre

Experimental Human Rights Black Drama

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Pulse-Thought-Spirit Theatre Company

133 Cavendish Drive
Leyton
London
E11 1DJ
Twitter: https://twitter.com/CTajahOfficial
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pulsethoughtspirit/
Email: tajchris11@gmail.com
Mobile: 07561046600

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