Color Adjustment

About This Movie

Color Adjustment is such a fascinating piece. Riggs really knows how to blend archival footage with interviews, creating this tapestry of black representation on television. The tone is both enlightening and sardonic, offering sharp commentary while also keeping it light with humor at times. The pacing flows nicely between the clips and the insights from producers and scholars, making it feel like a conversation rather than a lecture. What stands out is how it not only reflects the evolution of black roles in TV but also critiques the underlying stereotypes that persist. It’s a deep dive into cultural history that challenges viewers to think critically about media portrayals.

Features a mix of classic TV clips and interviews. · Offers a critical lens on media portrayals of African Americans. · Blends humor with thoughtful analysis.