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A multisensory tribute to the cultural history of locs
DescriptionWritten and directed by Sierra Leonean via London poet Julianknxx, Roots for a Crown explores the negative perceptions and prejudice surrounding locked hair. In this imaginative docu-fiction, various storytellers delve into the symbolism and traditions behind their locs, and discuss how their hair has become an aesthetMore
Written and directed by Sierra Leonean via London poet Julianknxx, Roots for a Crown explores the negative perceptions and prejudice surrounding locked hair. In this imaginative docu-fiction, various storytellers delve into the symbolism and traditions behind their locs, and discuss how their hair has become an aesthetic marker of ancestral identity.
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