A few years ago, when the backlash was just starting to brew, Zoe made mention about how she will not allow people to tell her 'she's not black enough'. Sure, Black people come in different shades but does she not recognise that she is furthering the wrath that colorism holds in our community? Nina OFTEN spoke about how being a dark skinned woman with broad features hindered her from getting her proper due because she did not fit the mold of what a classically trained pianist should look like. India was right, biopics are not all about getting someone that looks like a carbon copy of the person being portrayed, but a little likeness will not hurt. However, this movie wants to reduce Nina's legacy to nothing more than a bad wig, horrible make-up and stupid prosthetics all because those involved are clearly oblivious towards colorism. It's sad because I was genuinely a fan of Zoe once upon a time (y'all remember Drumline?) but this right here has turned me all the way off.