Aramaic (the Mourner's Kaddish, a Jewish ritual, is recited in Aramaic, rather than Hebrew). Nikki while walking home from the funeral, is attacked by Nut who threatens to kill her. Nut then runs away. The following day at school, many of Zack and Nikki's classmates both talk about what happened at the skating rink. The discussion later turns heated into the fact that many classmates believe if Zack and Nikki never got together, Dee would never be shot. Nikki then quickly dismisses that fact and runs out of the classroom. The rest of the class continues into a heated racial discussion with Zack staying silent watching. After Vinnie and Larry start to get into a verbal fight, Zack runs out of the classroom. He runs into the school principal Mr. Cimino, who tells Zack to stick with his own race when it comes to relationships. He ignores him and walks past him. Back in the classroom, Vinnie and Larry start to physically fight and they both tussle outside in the hallway. Zack notices Nikki crying in the hall and goes over to comfort her, then they passionately hug. Cast Michael Rapaport as Zack N'Bushe Wright as Nikki Kevin Corrigan as Dominic Dan Ziskie as Mr. Cimino DeShonn Castle as Dee Lois Bendler as Dominic's Mother Shula Van Buren as Michelle Jason Willinger as Bobby Shirley Bunyas as Helen Martin Priest as Saul LZ Granderson as Larry Ron Johnson as Nut Ray Sharkey as Richard Jon Seda as Vinnie Marsha Florence as Mrs. Wilson Reception Zebrahead has an overall approval rating of 71% based on 16 reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. Soundtrack The soundtrack was released on October 13, 1992 by Ruffhouse Records and Sony Music Entertainment. The soundtrack was produced and supervised by MC Serch, who contributes the track "Puff The Head". The album also features Nas, Boss, Kool Moe Dee and The Goats among others. See also Jungle Fever References External links 1992 films 1992 romantic drama films African-American films American coming-of-age films American romantic thriller films American independent films 1992 independent films American romantic drama films American teen romance films 1992 directorial debut films Films directed by Anthony Drazan Films shot in Michigan Films shot in New York City Films about interracial romance 1990s romantic thriller films Sundance Film Festival award winners 1990s English-language films 1990s teen romance films 1990s coming-of-age films 1990s American films