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Farming is British autobiographical drama directed and written by [[wikipedia:Adewale_Akinnuoye-Agbaje|''Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje'']] based on his own childhood, who released on 11 October 2019 (United Kingdom). This movie tells about the journey of a young Nigerian boy who is fostered (Farmed) out to a white couple in 1980’s England. it starring  
 
Farming is British autobiographical drama directed and written by [[wikipedia:Adewale_Akinnuoye-Agbaje|''Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje'']] based on his own childhood, who released on 11 October 2019 (United Kingdom). This movie tells about the journey of a young Nigerian boy who is fostered (Farmed) out to a white couple in 1980’s England. it starring  
  
* [[wikipedia:Damson_Idris|''Damson Idris'']] as Enitan
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*[[wikipedia:Damson_Idris|''Damson Idris'']] as Enitan
* [[wikipedia:Kate_Beckinsale|''Kate Beckinsale'']] as Ingrid Carpenter
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*[[wikipedia:Kate_Beckinsale|''Kate Beckinsale'']] as Ingrid Carpenter
* [[wikipedia:John_Dagleish|''John Dagleish'']] as Levi
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*[[wikipedia:John_Dagleish|''John Dagleish'']] as Levi
* [[wikipedia:Jaime_Winstone|''Jamie Winstone'']] as Lynn
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*[[wikipedia:Jaime_Winstone|''Jamie Winstone'']] as Lynn
* [[wikipedia:Genevieve_Nnaji|''Genevieve Nnaji'']] as Tolu
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*[[wikipedia:Genevieve_Nnaji|''Genevieve Nnaji'']] as Tolu
* [[wikipedia:Gugu_Mbatha-Raw|''Gugu Mbatha-Raw'']] as Ms. Dapo
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*[[wikipedia:Gugu_Mbatha-Raw|''Gugu Mbatha-Raw'']] as Ms. Dapo
  
== Plot ==
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==Plot==
[[File:P16953369 i h8 aa.jpg|thumb|center|Tillbury Skins (as the group is called) strip Enitan naked and spray him with white paint "Keep British White"]]
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[[File:P16953369 i h8 aa.jpg|thumb|Tillbury Skins (as the group is called) strip Enitan naked and spray him with white paint "Keep Britain White"|alt=|left|350x350px]]
 
Extraordinary journey of a young Nigerian boy who is fostered (Farmed) out to a white couple, struggles to find an identity, and falls in with a skinhead gang in 1980’s England. Told with brutal honesty, FARMING is an unflinching autobiographical portrait of a young man who must battle the odds and realize that, in a world of hate, his toughest battle will be learning to love himself.<ref>https://www.fandango.com/farming-220930/plot-summary</ref>
 
Extraordinary journey of a young Nigerian boy who is fostered (Farmed) out to a white couple, struggles to find an identity, and falls in with a skinhead gang in 1980’s England. Told with brutal honesty, FARMING is an unflinching autobiographical portrait of a young man who must battle the odds and realize that, in a world of hate, his toughest battle will be learning to love himself.<ref>https://www.fandango.com/farming-220930/plot-summary</ref>
  
== Controversy ==
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==Controversy==
[[File:Merlin 162979812 4a924b7f-40bf-4d89-b781-425e0e7610fd-videoSixteenByNineJumbo1600.jpg|thumb|Enitan as a kid, Covering himself in whitening talcum powder paste to become white]]
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[[File:Merlin 162979812 4a924b7f-40bf-4d89-b781-425e0e7610fd-videoSixteenByNineJumbo1600.jpg|thumb|Enitan as a kid, Covering himself in whitening talcum powder paste to become white|alt=]]
The movie shows how Black people treat differently  in Between 1960s and 1980s in the UK due to their skin colour. In the film shown, Eni learns to hate his blackness because he faces persistent low-level racism at home, with Ingrid constantly threatening to send him back to "Wooga-Wooga Land" if he misbehaves, and the target of ceaseless abuse at school.There is one heartbreakingly horrible scene, he tries to scrub it off his skin before covering himself in whitening talcum powder paste, the ghostly, freakish result only occasioning more derision from his peers.<ref>https://variety.com/2018/film/reviews/farming-review-1202943477/</ref> He is only offered a chance to become Ingrid’s (her foster mother) favourite when he agrees to steal jewellery for her.<ref>https://www.newstatesman.com/culture/film/2019/10/farming-raw-tale-black-british-racism</ref> And when the Tillbury Skins (as the group is called) strip Enitan naked and spray him with white paint. <ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/24/movies/farming-review.html</ref>
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The movie shows how Black people treat differently  in Between 1960s and 1980s in the UK due to their skin colour. In the film shown, Eni learns to hate his blackness because he faces persistent low-level racism at home, with Ingrid constantly threatening to send him back to "Wooga-Wooga Land" if he misbehaves, and the target of ceaseless abuse at school. There is one heartbreakingly horrible scene, he tries to scrub it off his skin before covering himself in whitening talcum powder paste, the ghostly, freakish result only occasioning more derision from his peers.<ref>https://variety.com/2018/film/reviews/farming-review-1202943477/</ref> He is only offered a chance to become Ingrid’s (her foster mother) favourite when he agrees to steal jewellery for her.<ref>https://www.newstatesman.com/culture/film/2019/10/farming-raw-tale-black-british-racism</ref> And when the Tillbury Skins (as the group is called) strip Enitan naked and spray him '''"Keep Britain White"''' with white paint. <ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/24/movies/farming-review.html</ref>
  
== Reference ==
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==Reference==
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[[Category: Black Racism in Drama Movies]]
 
[[Category: Black Racism in Drama Movies]]
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Revision as of 04:12, 23 December 2020

Farming is British autobiographical drama directed and written by Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje based on his own childhood, who released on 11 October 2019 (United Kingdom). This movie tells about the journey of a young Nigerian boy who is fostered (Farmed) out to a white couple in 1980’s England. it starring

Plot

Tillbury Skins (as the group is called) strip Enitan naked and spray him with white paint "Keep Britain White"

Extraordinary journey of a young Nigerian boy who is fostered (Farmed) out to a white couple, struggles to find an identity, and falls in with a skinhead gang in 1980’s England. Told with brutal honesty, FARMING is an unflinching autobiographical portrait of a young man who must battle the odds and realize that, in a world of hate, his toughest battle will be learning to love himself.[1]

Controversy

Enitan as a kid, Covering himself in whitening talcum powder paste to become white

The movie shows how Black people treat differently in Between 1960s and 1980s in the UK due to their skin colour. In the film shown, Eni learns to hate his blackness because he faces persistent low-level racism at home, with Ingrid constantly threatening to send him back to "Wooga-Wooga Land" if he misbehaves, and the target of ceaseless abuse at school. There is one heartbreakingly horrible scene, he tries to scrub it off his skin before covering himself in whitening talcum powder paste, the ghostly, freakish result only occasioning more derision from his peers.[2] He is only offered a chance to become Ingrid’s (her foster mother) favourite when he agrees to steal jewellery for her.[3] And when the Tillbury Skins (as the group is called) strip Enitan naked and spray him "Keep Britain White" with white paint. [4]

Reference