BLACK EUROPEANS BROUGHT THE PILGRIMS TO THE NEW WORLD

From the daring vision of New Timeline Films comes SHADES OF WHEAT—a cinematic reframe of history. The film follows Moorman Martin, a figure inspired by the Moors—North African scholars, navigators and scientists whose brilliance shaped medieval Europe. But this time, the truth cuts deeper: When the Moors arrived on American shores as Black Europeans, they used their shared skin tone to lower the defenses of the Indigenous peoples. This trust opened the door for the Pilgrims to be welcomed into the land—a moment that would become one of the most significant turning points in history. The film pulls no punches: the Black Euro stands as the biggest trader in American history, forever changing the course of the New World.

Before “discovery,” there was trust—and that trust was tested. SHADES OF WHEAT shines a light on how diplomacy, deception and displacement were interwoven in the early encounters between Black Europeans and the American Indians. Hanging this canvas print is more than art—it’s truth-telling, cultural memory and a challenge to the mainstream narrative.

🔑 PRODUCT FEATURES:

• Matte Canvas, Stretched, 0.75″
• Back hanging included
• Soft rubber dots on bottom back corners for support
• Frame made with radial pine sourced from renewable forests
• Cotton and polyester canvas composite with a special proprietary coating