S.O.U.L Fest, an annual celebration of Black British talent in film and TV in partnership with ABFF Global, returns to BFI Southbank and Picturehouse Central for its fifth
‘I joined because I wanted to be white’. This is the provocative opening line of Cherish Oteka’s Bafta-Award nominated short documentary, The Black Cop: An
Written by Tom Pointon In 2010 I ran a one-day workshop at Gloucester Guildhall Arts Centre entitled ‘Introduction to Black British Film’. Participants explored key
Audacious, powerful debut blends Afro symbolism with classic film language, provoking challenging questions about human social organisation. Written by Tom Pointon *Warning: The penultimate paragraph
Written by Oliver Taylor In the city of Birmingham, England, 13 and 14-year-old teenagers brawled inside Vue cinema while families queued to watch Frozen 2.
Winner of the ‘Best Short Short Award’ at The London Independent Film Festival 2019 in April, Samira is Lainey Richardson’s self-funded snapshot into the life
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