Khalid's film, In Camera, is a labyrinthine fairytale exploring a young actor's nightmares within the film industry, critiquing representation and post-empire complacency.
In one memorable scene, the protagonist auditions for a toothpaste commercial, repeating the same line until it loses meaning, showcasing the absurdity of commercial casting.
During auditions, Aden reflects on the expectations placed on him to embody stereotypes, illustrating the challenges actors from underrepresented backgrounds face in the industry.
Khalid's approach blends satire with a playful narrative style, inviting viewers to reconsider the norms of representation within the cinematic landscape.
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