Super Predator: Preludes of the Black Fish (2018)

• 78%
• 2018
• Kelechi Agwuncha

Super Predator: Preludes of the Black Fish is purposed to show the sub-scenes of the societal nature of "preditorizing" and preying on people/fish that are different. There is a predatory projection onto black males who are constantly labeled and misrepresented as being violent, impoverished, and having limited life choices (athletes, musician, criminal). Black men are often victims of perception as the stereotypes neglect their true dispositions. The film entails the restrictions of the black man who is represented as a black fish. The restrictions are posed by the consumerism of black fish which consummates to the main character overcoming society's bias in order to realize his true self of not internalizing negative self-stereotypes. Unfortunately, repression and oppression of black men has been like trees which have been dispersing and also collapsing their ideology among society; their expenditure being rejected and misconceived in reaching far and wide and the trunk becoming highlighted due to society's outdated stereotypes of the black male.