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Lost Boundaries (1949)

A light-skinned African-American family are "passing" in an all-white New England town. When the truth comes out, the more prejudiced neighbors demand their expulsion from the community.

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Frances H 26 Jan 2016

Although impressive as a plea for racial tolerance, this film is silted and unnatural. Picking blond haired, blue eyed Mel Ferrer as the star was a mistake. Lost Boundaries fades next to the race relations movies that came later. Even Imitation of Life has better acting. But it does tackle the segregation that occurred in every phase of society, openly in the south and in the armed forces, and not so openy in the north. Although complete racial equality is still something for which we need to aim , at least perhaps the urge to "pass" is not so great.

Dennis Schwartz 18 May 2006

Daring for its time, when viewed today it seems tame.

Jim R 25 Feb 2013

Wonderful hidden gem of a film that explores race relations before the civil rights movement. Based on a true story.