Choc'late Soldiers –  Status - COMPLETED

(Choc'late Soldiers is the Working Title, being retitled in the coming weeks)Not distributed anywhere, no festival run)

Synopsis: CHOC'LATE SOLDIERS FROM THE USA, directed by Emmy award-winning director Noel Izon and co-produced by author Gregory Cooke, tells the story of 140,000 Black American soldiers and thousands of British civilians who cross a racial divide to forge an unexpected bond. While serving in a segregated military, Black men and women do much of the U.S. Army's "heavy lifting" by day, and introduce the British population to jazz, jitterbugging, and Black American culture by night. For the first time, Black American soldiers experience what it is like to be treated as equals and as Americans.  CHOC'LATE SOLDIERS FROM THE USA is a feature-length documentary celebrating Black American military contributions during World War II. More than just a wartime military story, this landmark film illuminates how two culturally and racially different groups of people came to find their common humanity, leaving both richer for the experience.

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