Uprooted: The Journey Of Jazz Dance
racism, scenes of real violence, references to homophobia
Director(s) Khadifa Wong
Production year2020
Genre(s)Documentary
Approx. running minutes94m
CastDebbie Allen, Joshua Bergasse, Al Blackstone, Andy Blankenbuehler, Lloyd Culbreath, Thomas F. DeFrantz, Moncell Durden, Melanie George, Nat Horne, Saleemah E. Knight, Khadifa Wong, Zak Nemorin, Lisa Donmall-Reeve, Max Cyrus, Jeff Parker, Matt Simpkins, Joan Gill Amorim, Eppie Bowler
Uprooted: The Journey Of Jazz Dance
racism, scenes of real violence, references to homophobia
UPROOTED: THE JOURNEY OF JAZZ DANCE is a US documentary which celebrates the high energy dance style and its cultural or ...
UPROOTED: THE JOURNEY OF JAZZ DANCE is a US documentary which celebrates the high energy dance style and its cultural origins.
violence
There is real footage of violence when a white police man pushes a gun into the back of a Black man's head. There is also real footage of a white policeman holding a Black man in a headlock.
discrimination
Verbal and visual references are made to slavery and racism such as images of enslaved people in chains and posters advertising the sale of 'slaves'. There are also visual references to racist stereotypes such as performing minstrels. A reference is made to enslaved African Americans who used drums to communicate having their hands cut off. There are historic uses of racial language ('negro', 'coloured'). There are also references to homophobia in the face of the AIDS epidemic. In a protest a man holds up a sign that reads 'fight AIDS, not gays'.
additional issues
A man makes an undetailed reference to the 60s being about 'sex, drugs and rock and roll'. The documentary also includes mild bad language ('horseshit', 'freaking' and 'crap') and a use of very mild bad language ('hell').
racism, scenes of real violence, references to homophobia
Classified Date:
02/12/2022
Version:
2D
Use:
VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Kaleidoscope Home Entertainment
violence
There is real footage of violence when a white police man pushes a gun into the back of a Black man's head. There is also real footage of a white policeman holding a Black man in a headlock.
discrimination
Verbal and visual references are made to slavery and racism such as images of enslaved people in chains and posters advertising the sale of 'slaves'. There are also visual references to racist stereotypes such as performing minstrels. A reference is made to enslaved African Americans who used drums to communicate having their hands cut off. There are historic uses of racial language ('negro', 'coloured'). There are also references to homophobia in the face of the AIDS epidemic. In a protest a man holds up a sign that reads 'fight AIDS, not gays'.
Classified date02/52/2022
LanguageEnglish
violence
There is real footage of violence when a white police man pushes a gun into the back of a Black man's head. There is also real footage of a white policeman holding a Black man in a headlock.
discrimination
Verbal and visual references are made to slavery and racism such as images of enslaved people in chains and posters advertising the sale of 'slaves'. There are also visual references to racist stereotypes such as performing minstrels. A reference is made to enslaved African Americans who used drums to communicate having their hands cut off. There are historic uses of racial language ('negro', 'coloured'). There are also references to homophobia in the face of the AIDS epidemic. In a protest a man holds up a sign that reads 'fight AIDS, not gays'.
additional issues
A man makes an undetailed reference to the 60s being about 'sex, drugs and rock and roll'. The documentary also includes mild bad language ('horseshit', 'freaking' and 'crap') and a use of very mild bad language ('hell').
Director(s) Khadifa Wong
Production year2020
Genre(s)Documentary
Approx. running minutes94m
CastDebbie Allen, Joshua Bergasse, Al Blackstone, Andy Blankenbuehler, Lloyd Culbreath, Thomas F. DeFrantz, Moncell Durden, Melanie George, Nat Horne, Saleemah E. Knight, Khadifa Wong, Zak Nemorin, Lisa Donmall-Reeve, Max Cyrus, Jeff Parker, Matt Simpkins, Joan Gill Amorim, Eppie Bowler
racism, scenes of real violence, references to homophobia
Classified Date:
02/12/2022
Version:
2D
Use:
VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Kaleidoscope Home Entertainment
violence
There is real footage of violence when a white police man pushes a gun into the back of a Black man's head. There is also real footage of a white policeman holding a Black man in a headlock.
discrimination
Verbal and visual references are made to slavery and racism such as images of enslaved people in chains and posters advertising the sale of 'slaves'. There are also visual references to racist stereotypes such as performing minstrels. A reference is made to enslaved African Americans who used drums to communicate having their hands cut off. There are historic uses of racial language ('negro', 'coloured'). There are also references to homophobia in the face of the AIDS epidemic. In a protest a man holds up a sign that reads 'fight AIDS, not gays'.
Classified date02/52/2022
LanguageEnglish
