The New Black Film Collective celebrates BHM in partnership with Sugar House Island for a special screening + panel of You, Me & Tuscany
Thur 29 Oct | 7pm | Sugar House Island, Stratford
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The New Black Film Collective celebrates BHM in partnership with Sugar House Island for a special screening + panel of Michael
Thur 22 Oct | 7pm | Sugar House Island, Stratford
Panel TBC
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The New Black Film Collective celebrates Black History Month in partnership with Sugar House Island for special screenings of Michael and You, Me & Tuscany!
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Thank you to all who joined us on 14th October for ANIMOL at UCL East in partnership with Sky.
This was followed by a discussion with Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor, Tom Hawkins, Steven O Eniraiyetan and Heather Basten.
Photography by Ashley Alcaide.
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We are delighted to confirm the sponsors for this year's Distributor Slate Days! We welcome @FDA_UK, Tapos, filmbankmedia, @RentrakUK , @CinemaAnalytics , @usheruHQ , @ParkCircusFilms and BFI IMAX. BlackTrack is presented by @TNBFC . A huge thank you to all!
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In 1998 Stephen Bourne changed the face of British cinema & television with his trailblazing book. Here's Stephen's interview with Zac Ntim.
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Join us for the next BFI NETWORK Shorts School! A free online series of talks for emerging directors, writers and producers working towards a short form project and those interested in applying to the next round of the Short Film Fund.
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From pirate adventures to youth justice tales, here’s what to watch this October!
Kikuyu Land and Cotton Queen
Cinemas - 2 Oct
Reasonable Doubt
Disney+ - 6 Oct
Treasure Island
Paramount+ - 12 Oct
Animol
Cinemas - 30 Oct
I Love Boosters and In The Shadows
Cinemas - 30 Oct
Our new survey just dropped!
Whether you visit every week, once in a while, or only when a film really catches your eye, your experience matters.
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Black-led content to watch this September!
By Any Means
In Cinemas - 4 Sept
The Drop: A Snowfall Saga
Disney+ - 8 Sept
Why Did I Get Married Again?
Netflix - 9 Sept
Neagley
Amazon Prime - 16 September
A Different World
Netflix - 24 Sept
@netflix @DisneyPlus #BlackCinema
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Book your place for the ever-popular online lab, The Production Finance Sessions. Exploring the financing and business side of independent film, this is geared towards producers and filmmakers working on financing their first or second feature film.
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New review on Xposé!
Personal Problems: In the late 70s, Johnnie Mae Brown experiences working-class life in Harlem with her circle of friends, lovers, and family.
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Jason's family issued a statement saying that they were "in shock to have lost this amazing father, partner, brother, uncle and son".
They said "The campaign of misinformation was too much for Jason, who was a gentle man and who always wanted to see the best in everyone."
Tragic and heartbreaking news..🙏🏽
Jason Arday, the former Professor at the University of Cambridge has been found dead at an address in Battersea.
According to reports, Arday was found “unresponsive” at an address in Battersea on Friday afternoon. He was later pronounced dead.
A spokesman for the Met said officers were called by the London Ambulance Service at 3.12 p.m.
“Sadly, a 41-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene. His next-of-kin have been informed and are being supported by officers.
Black-led content to watch this August!
Umthetho
Netflix - Out Now!
Lioness
Paramount+ - 2 Aug
Possession
Sky - 6 Aug
Ancestral Visions of the Future
Mubi - 14 Aug
Green Lantern
HBO Max - 17 Aug
Stop! That! Train!
In cinemas - 21 Aug
Fightland
Sky - 27 Aug
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This event is made possible with the support of the BFI Screen Heritage Fund, awarding National Lottery funding.
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Undocumented is a project from London’s Screen Archives and @TNBFC which seeks to address the lack of Black home movies within film archives. The project aims to create a space where we can discuss the importance of celebrating and preserving the Black experience in London.
From activist filmmaking to joyful Black-led comedy, here’s what to watch this July!
Bukayo Saka: The Time is Now - Disney - Out Now
Survival of the Thickest - Netflix - Thur 2nd
Shoot The People - Cinemas - Fri 10th
They Fight - Disney+ - Fri 17th
72 Hours - Netflix - Fri 24th
New reviews on Xposé!
Cotton Queen: In Sudan, Nafisa lives a simple life picking cotton. The arrival of a Sudanese businessman threatens their way of life.
Mother Mary: Tensions resurface when pop icon Mother Mary reunites with estranged best friend.
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