Set in a Hollywood studio during World War II, Julie Dash's 34-minute short follows a Black studio executive passing as white and a Black singer hired to secretly dub a white star's singing voice, critiquing the film industry's erasure of Black labor from its own history.
Fun fact: The film's editing was co-credited to Charles Burnett, tying it to the same L.A. Rebellion network of collaborators behind A Different Image.