Abstract
The growing interest in issues pertaining to ''mixed-race'' identities and communities, as well as a surge in films with ''mixed-race'' characters has prompted this examination of representations of ''mixed- race'' characters in film. The research consists of an analysis of selected films, including Guess Who's Coming to Dinner and Jungle Fever, and situates this analysis within a historical framework based on the parti- cular context in which each film was set and/or made. The value in studying ''mixed-race'' representations in film lies in the reflection it provides of significant moments in ''mixed-race'' histories and in the portrayal of cultural imaginings of people of ''mixed race.''
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