When The Sky Was Blue | FACING IDENTITY (Ages 11-14)

Unlock 5 films to stream instantly

Already unlocked? for access

This virtual screening is eligible for audience awards! Unlock it to cast your vote.

Protected ContentThis content can only be viewed in authorized regions: United States of America.

$15After unlocking, you'll have 10 days to start watching. Once you begin, you'll have 72 hours to finish watching. Need help?

For Group Tickets CLICK HERE

This selection showcases the impact of race, immigration status and caste on young people following their dreams and pursuing their interests

For Ages 11-14 | 71 minutes | Presented in English and original languages with English subtitles

Themes: Facing challenges, overcoming obstacles, discrimination, identity, peer pressure, awakenings, religion, tradition, untouchables

This program contains: Mature language

When the Sky Was Blue

Every moment in Leah's day makes her think about herself, such as the loss of her goldfish, a new girl she meets under the table, and her Chinese speaking skills. Then Leah eventually contemplate her identity as Chinese-Australian.

Year
2021
Runtime
15 minutes
Language
English, Mandarin Chinese
Country
Australia
Premiere
Midwest Premiere
Rating
CONTENT DETAILS: Separation/Loss
Note
THEMES: Animals/Wildlife, Facing Challenges, Overcome Obstacles/Adversity

Director
Rae Choi
Screenwriter
Rae Choi
Producer
Rae Choi, Sheree Ramage

5 films in package

The Girl with the Accent

The Mission: Stories from Caron Butler Dr.

Experiencing racism as a child, encountering gun violence as a young adult, and speaking out against both issues. This is the story of former NBA player and Miami Heat assistant Caron Butler, as he inspires the next generation to create a brighter, more inclusive future.

Wheels On The Bus

When The Sky Was Blue

Leah spends a day questioning about her identity as a Chinese-Australian.

Totally Meschugge?!