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In October 1965, Pamplonas troupe of giant figures is invited to parade in New York. However, due to racial discrimination, American authorities ban the participation of two black giants, sparking a tale of resistance and rebellion.
Project Details
Black Is Beltza
A powerful story about civil rights and social justice told through the lens of traditional Basque culture. This film explores themes of discrimination, identity, and the fight for equality in 1960s America.
Synopsis
Black Is Beltza confronts the harsh realities of racial discrimination through the story of Pamplona's traditional giant figures. When two black giants are banned from participating in a New York parade, the film becomes a powerful allegory for the civil rights movement.
Production Details
This critically acclaimed feature film demonstrates 7Mantle Studios' commitment to socially relevant storytelling. The 87-minute runtime allows for a thoughtful exploration of complex themes while maintaining the visual appeal of traditional 2D animation.
The film's recognition with the Social Impact Award underscores its importance as both entertainment and social commentary, making it a significant contribution to animated cinema.