Blue Eyed

In Blue Eyed, viewers witness a workshop involving 40 individuals, including teachers, police officers, school administrators, and social workers from various racial backgrounds. They experience pseudo-scientific theories regarding their perceived inferiority and are subjected to culturally biased IQ tests. The film illustrates the psychological impact of discrimination as participants struggle under the guidance of Ms. Elliott.

With a runtime of 90 minutes, Blue Eyed offers a deep dive into the effects of racism and the challenges faced by those who confront it. This documentary is a powerful resource for understanding the complexities of race relations and the importance of education in combating discrimination.