Upcoming movie ‘Cracka’ imagines a world in which whites are enslaved and black people rule over America
- Film directed by Dale Resteghini will be available for streaming later this year
- Depicts a modern neo-Nazi transported in time to a parallel universe
- There, white people are brutally enslaved and black people are slaveholders
- Film’s tagline includes ‘you raped our daughters, what if we raped yours?’
An upcoming movie titled ‘Cracka’ plans to depict an alternate history in which black people enslaved whites in early America.
Director Dale Resteghini released the trailer for the independently funded film on Friday, saying it would be available for purchase on Amazon Prime and elsewhere later this year.
The trailer shows a white man with neo-Nazi tattoos being transported back in time to a version of America in which he is enslaved by black people.
Title cards read: ‘You took our breath away, what if we took yours? You raped our daughters, what if we raped yours? You stole our freedom, now we steal yours.’
The upcoming film ‘Cracka’ depicts a man with neo-Nazi tattoos being magically transported back to an alternate history in which white people are enslaved by black people in America
The evil white racist is seen being auctioned off by black slaveholders in the fantasy film
The white neo-Nazi ‘protagonist’ is seen being subjected to brutal treatment at the hands of black slaveholders.
White people are seen being raped and lynched by their black overlords in the film.
The lead role of white supremacist Michael Stone is played by Lorenzo Antonucci, who previously depicted an unnamed henchman in Days Of Our Lives and was an uncredited extra in Game of Thrones.
Other cast members include Hakeen Kae-Kazim (Hotel Rwanda), rapper Saigon, Kathryn Kates, and James Darnell.
The official website for the film reads ‘You stole our freedom. Now we steal yours…’
White people are seen being raped and lynched by their black overlords in the film
The official website for the film reads ‘You stole our freedom. Now we steal yours…’
Writer and director Resteghini is best known for directing music videos, and has worked with rappers including Pitbull, Akon, Lil Wayne and Ice Cube.
No release date for the film has been publicly announced. The trailer claims it will be available for streaming on Amazon Prime, Google Play, and iTunes.
The controversial premise of the film has attracted criticism. On YouTube, the trailer has 16,000 likes and 24,000 dislikes.
The film is written and directed by Dale Resteghini (pictured left) who is best known for directing music videos
Promotional art for the film shows a white person being lynched
Many comments on the film wondered why it depicted a fantasy of white slaves in America, rather than a historical depiction of the Barbary slave trade.
From 1500 to 1800, historians estimate that as many as 1.25 million Europeans were kidnapped and enslaved by slave traders in North Africa.
Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes was among the most famous of the slaves captured by Barbary pirates, and was held captive for five years.
A statue of Cervantes, the author of Don Quixote, was vandalized by protesters overnight Saturday in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco.