EXCLUSIVE: The animated short film A Cow in the Sky, premiering at the TribecaFestival, is based on a chilling crime in 1988 that took the life of an Ethiopian man who came to study in the United States
, premiering at the Tribeca Festival, is based on a chilling crime in 1988 that took the life of an Ethiopian man who came to study in the United States.
“On his very first solo flight as a pilot, a young immigrant finds himself wrestling with his past and his identity when his engine suddenly fails and his plane free falls,” reads a description of the film. “Based on the true story of Mulugeta Seraw, an Ethiopian college student killed in Portland, OR in 1988 by racist skinheads in a crime inspired by notorious white supremacist Tom Metzger, The next public screening foris set for Saturday, June 17 .
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