Earlier this month, we gave you an exclusive look at Prime Video’s Master, a horror set at a university starring upcoming Oscars co-hostRegina Hall. Today, we have an exclusive clip from the film that highlights the situations Hall’s character Gail Bishop has to face as the first Black woman to serve as Master at Ancaster College.
In the above clip, Bishop is greeted by a few faculty members at a party, celebrating her appointment. There’s references to Barack Obama with an interesting comparison made between Bishop and Barack. It’s wild to see how “different’ Bishop being appointed Master is, but we all know why, right?
Master hits Amazon Prime Video and select theaters on March 18. You can check out the exclusive clip (and official trailer) above; check out the synopsis below.
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