Justin Simien writes and directs this race-themed satirical comedy. At the prestigious and predominantly white Winchester University, film major Sam (Tessa Thompson) tries to shake up her school's student body and confront its widespread racial disparity with her campus radio show 'Dear White People'. She quickly gains attention and wins the election to be head of the all black campus house Armstrong/Parker ahead of her popular ex-boyfriend Troy (Brandon Bell). While Sam succeeds in making more enemies, gay student Lionel (Tyler James Williams) thinks he may have finally... found a place for himself when he is recruited to the school's newspaper. [show more]
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Justin Simien writes and directs this race-themed satirical comedy. At the prestigious and predominantly white Winchester University, film major Sam (Tessa Thompson) tries to shake up her school's student body and confront its widespread racial disparity with her campus radio show 'Dear White People'. She quickly gains attention and wins the election to be head of the all black campus house Armstrong/Parker ahead of her popular ex-boyfriend Troy (Brandon Bell). While Sam succeeds in making more enemies, gay student Lionel (Tyler James Williams) thinks he may have finally found a place for himself when he is recruited to the school's newspaper.
Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 (Europe) or region Free DVD Player in order to play. Justin Simien writes and directs this race-themed satirical comedy. At the prestigious and predominantly white Winchester University, film major Sam (Tessa Thompson) tries to shake up her school's student body and confront its widespread racial disparity with her campus radio show 'Dear White People'. She quickly gains attention and wins the election to be head of the all black campus house Armstrong/Parker ahead of her popular ex-boyfriend Troy (Brandon Bell). While Sam succeeds in making more enemies, gay student Lionel (Tyler James Williams) thinks he may have finally found a place for himself when he is recruited to the school's newspaper.
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