Where Black Panther was a benefit, a triumph of a movie, including as well as the story around the "black" production of that film, "Hidden Colors" accomplishes almost the exact opposite, with research at the level of an episode of Ghost Hunters.
The film is no more factual than the Black Panther movie, and a hell of a lot less entertaining. If anything this film makes the situation worse. Buddha was black? Because a statue of a flatter-nosed Buddha was found? What does the film have against asians, are they not allowed a proud heritage too? Must identity-politics be a zero-sum game? Does Identity politics even serve a beneficial purpose? There are huge problems driven by racism faced by real people all around the globe, but I don't see how revisionist history is going to help. It's research quality is almost non-existent, a few anecdotes driving huge leaps to conclusions. I don't understand the point of this film.
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