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The Story of Nobody

In 1918 New York, Bert Williams is known for his minstrel performances but he is growing weary of playing small and has concerns about his impact on the next generation. When his dream of performing Shakespeare’s Hamlet unbelievably unfolds – so does something much more.

A man in a tank top sits at a vanity table with bright lights, facing a mirror displaying his reflection

Project type: Narrative Feature
Project status: Development
Writer/Director/Actor: Cajardo Lindsey
Producers: Michanda Lindsey, Travis Milloy
Cinematographer: Robert Muratore
Production Designer: Robert Mark Morgan
Editor: Milkhaus
Additional Crew: Kelley Jackson, Tia Phillip

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Email: cajardo@blackfacemovie.com, michanda@blackfacemovie.com

22Eleven owner Michanda Lindsey is committed to creating relevant, authentic, vulnerable, provocative, and empathetic theatrical motion pictures and television programming that inspire people to honor and embrace the individual uniqueness along with the collective commonality of being one humanity.
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With a suggested donation of $1,000 or more, our producers will give your name a “Special Thanks” credit at the end of the film.

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