In this gripping and thought-provoking short film, Groundhog Day for a Black Man, a man finds himself trapped in a terrifying time loop—not of fantasy, but of racial profiling.
Each morning, he wakes up, steps out into the world, and is confronted by police—again and again. No matter what he does or how he behaves, the outcome is always the same: suspicion, aggression, confrontation. His reality resets, but the cycle of injustice doesn’t.
With each loop, the frustration builds—not just for the character, but for the viewer. The film forces us to confront a painful question: What if this isn’t fiction for some people? What if this is real life—on repeat?
Critically acclaimed for its emotional depth and social commentary, this short film delivers a chilling reminder that for many, survival is a daily reset.
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