Color Blind
This story is right out of today’s racially charged headlines, except that it takes place in 1992 when the Rodney King riots in Los Angeles were on TV screens around the world.
Steven St. Croix plays an Archie Bunker-style working class guy with two daughters, one of them blind and sensitive (Kasey Warner), the other hot and sassy (Adriana Chechik). His long-suffering wife (Reena Sky) is on the receiving end of comments like, “This is what you end up with: two little girls who like black guys.”
Adriana is going with Jovan Jordan and sight-impaired Kasey has a thing for nice guy Isiah Thomas (a bit of a stretch maybe, but the sex is sensitively handled). The St. Croix character, hypocrite that he is, has a big-boobed black hooker girlfriend (Layton Benton) who he can’t stop seeing.
Chechik brings intense heat to everything she does and her scene with Jordan is the fieriest in the movie. She takes his big thick cock in her asshole, no problem, and seems to love every stroke.
Finally, both interracial couples confront Dad with expectedly dire results. Ending’s a shocker. Writer-director B. Skow gets high marks for tackling a controversial subject and bringing it off.
What happens when a young blind girl from an all-American, blue-collar family falls in love with an idealistic young black man on the week of the Los Angeles Riots? The pressure cooker boils over, as the racial tension and insurmountable odds explode with catastrophic consequences, leaving only the choices one loving but misguided father makes behind the aftermath.
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