Shoot the Messenger

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Shoot the Messenger is a 2006 British television drama film that explores race, identity, and self-hatred within the Black British community.

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instanceOf drama film
television film
broadcastOn BBC Two
castMember Ace Bhatti
Brian Bovell
Charles Abomeli
Daniel Anthony
David Oyelowo
Nadine Marshall
Nikki Amuka-Bird
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
director Ngozi Onwurah
explores education and race in Britain
internalized racism
mental health
featuresCharacter Joe Pascale
firstBroadcastInCountry United Kingdom
focusesOn Black British community
genre drama
social drama
television drama
hasRuntimeApprox 90 minutes
mainTheme Black British experience
identity
race
self-hatred
medium television
originalLanguage English
partOf BBC drama output
portrays Black British identity crisis
producedFor BBC
producedInDecade 2000s
protagonistOccupation teacher
releaseDecade 2000s British television films
releaseYear 2006
screenwriter Sharon Foster
setting London
linked to: London, England
stars David Oyelowo
subjectMatter Black British culture
race relations in the United Kingdom
social issues in urban Britain
writer Sharon Foster

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Ngozi Onwurah notableWork Shoot the Messenger
Ngozi Onwurah directed Shoot the Messenger