by Women Of The Lens | Nov 4, 2020 | Blog, Features, Opinion, Reviews
Wunmi Mosaku as Ruby Baptiste (image credit: HBO) Jurnee Smollett as Letitia ‘Leti’ Lewis (image credit: HBO) Aunjanue Ellis as Hippolyta Freeman (image credit: HBO) So, television series Lovecraft Country has concluded…for now. Showrunner Misha Green’s... 
by Women Of The Lens | Oct 12, 2020 | Blog, News, Women in Film
Our new November 2020 programme lands online! Once again, we’re reminded about the importance of film festivals – not just because of the enormous impact of the pandemic on our beloved industry, but because of the wealth of talent seeking premier platforms... 
by Sula Douglas Folkes | Oct 3, 2020 | Blog, News, Opinion
Guest Writer Sula Douglas Folkes is a Black British writer and aspiring film curator who lives in South London. She has written for titles including Live Black Heritage Today and worked for international Black film festivals to include Animae Caribe Animation &... 
by Jennifer G Robinson | Aug 21, 2020 | Blog, Reviews, Women in Film
Black women’s energy fuels Project Power Film Reveiw (may contain spoilers) “…is it because I’m white? Are you assuming that me and this beautiful black woman wouldn’t be able to share a happy home?…” In provocative, accusatory tone, these lines are shouted by... 
by Jennifer G Robinson | Aug 10, 2020 | Blog, Reviews
Generational begins ITV’s Unsaid Stories Series Generational (dir. Alrick Riley) begins ITV’s Unsaid Stories in the UK broadcaster’s contribution to acknowledging the momentum of change that the Black Lives Matter protests and movement has brought to British... 
by Jennifer G Robinson | Oct 24, 2017 | Blog, Interviews, Women in Film
Film festivals and entry to such platforms can be a minefield for filmmakers – especially first timers. The industry has shifted to the extent that festivals have not diminished, they’ve become more inventive and ingenious in their efforts to remain... 
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