What is your greatest fear?
That the lessons of history have been forgotten and we are sleepwalking towards disaster.
Listening Tree Narrative (LT)
March 15, 2021
David Olusoga: What do I dislike about my appearance? My nose has been broken three times and it shows
Media (RH) Resources Hub
December 17, 2020
Interview: John Boyega interview: ‘It’s important to voice your truth’
He takes pride in being born and raised in London, and how the melding of strong characters, the deep ties to African cultures, the music and the food have shaped him.
Nov'20 What's Going On
November 20, 2020
30.11.2020:Small Axe, Behind The Stories – Red White and Blue (online)
Join award-winning journalist Nadine Drummond as she speaks with Leroy Logan MBE whose life is depicted by John Boyega in Steve McQueen’s Small Axe as well as Red White and Blue screenwriter, Courttia Newland. We’ll be discussing the process of developing Red White and Blue and Leroy Logan’s life.
Audio (LT) Listening Tree
November 14, 2020
PAUL GILROY IN CONVERSATION WITH DIRECTOR STEVE MCQUEEN
Award-winning filmmaker, Steve McQueen, joins Paul Gilroy for a conversation on the motivation for his Small Axe film series.
Nov'20 What's Going On
November 14, 2020
22.11.2020: Lovers Rock, BBC1, 9pm
Lovers Rock tells a fictional story of young love at a blues in 1980.
Nov'20 What's Going On
November 14, 2020
15.11.2020: MANGROVE, BBC 1, 9pm
True story of another racial injustice.
Media (RH) Resources Hub
November 3, 2020
“We Are the Pillar of Something New”: Steve McQueen, John Boyega and Letitia Wright on the Emotional Journey to Spotlight Black British Life in ‘Small Axe’
Small Axe, which will premiere Nov. 20 on Amazon Prime and drop a new film each week, takes its name from a Jamaican proverb
Media (RH) Resources Hub
October 1, 2020
“These Stories Needed to Be Told”: Steve McQueen and the Golden Age of Resistance
“These to me were stories that needed to be told. Stories that shaped the landscape of Britain. That’s how big these stories were.
Media (RH) Resources Hub
August 25, 2020
David Olusoga: his Edinburgh television festival speech in full
Marginalising the voices of non-white producers and directors risks inhibiting our industry’s ability to tell a wider range of stories.