A Class Divided

About This Movie

A Class Divided dives into the aftermath of Jane Elliott's eye color experiment, crafting a fascinating portrait of how childhood biases shape adult perspectives. The documentary's tone is reflective, often stirring, with a mix of nostalgia and discomfort as we see these former students grapple with their experiences. The pacing flows smoothly between past and present, allowing us to witness the long-term effects of Elliott's groundbreaking exercise. The interviews reveal raw, honest emotions, making it distinctive. It’s this blend of archival footage and new interviews that really highlights the lasting impact of perceived differences. You get a real sense of how these lessons stuck with them, for better or worse.

Offers a unique perspective on social conditioning.Interweaves past footage with present reflections.Explores deep themes of prejudice and empathy.