A collection by @leo
The Black British Workshop Movement
In the 1980s, collectives like Sankofa, Black Audio Film Collective and Ceddo, funded by Channel 4 and the workshop agreement, made essay films and dramas about Black Britain that changed British cinema. With the films of Horace Ové and Menelik Shabazz that came before them.
- Pressure1976United Kingdom2 h 6 min
- A Hole in Babylon1979United Kingdom1 h 7 min
- Burning an Illusion1981United Kingdom1 h 46 min
- The Passion of Remembrance1986United Kingdom1 h 23 min
- Handsworth Songs1986United Kingdom1 h 1 min
- Playing Away1987United Kingdom1 h 40 min
- Testament1988Ghana, United Kingdom1 h 20 min
- Dreaming Rivers1989United Kingdom33 min
- Looking for Langston1989United Kingdom45 min
- Who Needs a Heart1991United Kingdom1 h 20 min
- Young Soul Rebels1991United Kingdom, France, Germany, Spain1 h 45 min
- The Body Beautiful1991United Kingdom25 min
- Seven Songs for Malcolm X1993United Kingdom52 min
- The Last Angel of History1996United Kingdom45 min
- Frantz Fanon: Black Skin, White Mask1996United Kingdom1 h 10 min
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