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The Chocolate of the Gang is a 1918 comedy-drama directed by Boy City Film. This early film presents a poignant narrative about racial exclusion through the eyes of a young black boy.
This film is quite scarce, with few prints available to collectors, which makes it a notable piece for those interested in early cinema addressing social issues. Given its historical context and the rarity of materials from this era, it garners interest among collectors who appreciate films that reflect societal challenges of its time. It’s often discussed in relation to the evolution of race representation in film, making it a unique addition for any serious film archive.
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The Chocolate of the Gang is classified as a comedy-drama.
The film was produced by Boy City Film.
The film features Thomas Bellamy, Ruth Hampton, and Ernest Butterworth Jr.
The Chocolate of the Gang was released in 1918.
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