White Berry

White Berry

7.0IMDb Score
Released:2022-08-04
Genre:Drama
Duration:90 min
Country:Netherlands
Director:Sia Hermanides
Actors:Latifa Mwazi, Emmanuel Ohene Boafo, Joyeuse Musabimana, Nyarko Nyamekye, Destiny Adopai
Production:Family Affair Films, NTR

Overview:

Grace, a Dutch-African girl with albinism, feels like an outsider with her white skin and poor eyesight. When she meets Kya, her African identity becomes more important. How far will she go, to fit in the group?

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