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Skin (2009)

Based on the true story of a black girl who was born to two white Afrikaner parents in South Africa during the apartheid era.

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Dennis Harvey 01 Apr 2016

One of the more bizarre illustrations of racial injustice under apartheid is dramatized in Skin.

Manohla Dargis 06 Jan 2014

Alas, Mr. Fabian, directing his first feature-length fiction film, uses a club whenever a feather would do. He also mishandles the actors, in particular Mr. Neill and Ms. Okonedo, both of whom have been incomparably better elsewhere.

Roger Ebert 12 Feb 2010

This great film by Anthony Fabian tells this story through the eyes of a happy girl who grows into an outsider.

Ella Taylor 06 Nov 2012

This workmanlike, but enormously moving, movie makes the case that apartheid really does control her life, even her decision to rebel and get involved with a black man.

Kevin B. Lee 04 Oct 2012

The story is too rich in incident for Fabian, whose episodic TV-movie approach speeds through Laing’s lifetime of abuse.