The New Black Film Collective (TNBFC) is a nationwide network of film exhibitors, educators and programmers of Black representation on screen.

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The New Black Film Collective presents...

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In partnership with Black Cinema Club, Black Starline and Black History Studies. 

Sunday, 30 June 2019 @ 5pm

In 1941 Ulric Cross, a young man from Trinidad, left his island home to seek his fortune. He survived the Second World War as the RAF’s most decorated West Indian airman, but then his life followed a very different course, leading him to become a central figure in the independence movements sweeping Africa in the ’50s and ’60s.

Dir: Frances-Anne Solomon
Cast: Nickolai Salcedo, Joseph Marcell, Fraser James, Jimmy Akingbola and Rudolph Walker
Dur: 110 min
Host: Charmaine Simpson (Black History Studies)
Panel: Frances-Anne Solomon (Director) Trevor Hakim (Black Starline)

Screening to be followed by an afterparty with rum & reggae!






If you would like to screen your short or feature film at TNB Film Club, email info@tnbfc.co.uk

WHAT WE DO

FILM SCREENINGS
TNBFC and its members host a myriad of film festivals, film clubs and special seasons influenced by African Diaspora at venues across the country.

CONSULTANCY
We provide advice and support on programming African, Caribbean and diasporic film, as well as event management, training, audience development and diversity issues.

P.R. & MARKETING
Our PR team handle campaigns and previews for UK cinema and home entertainment releases of Black film content. Previous titles include - Sorry To Bother You, The Hate U Give, Yardie.

DISTRIBUTION
We launched our distribution arm with the theatrical release of Dear White People in 2015 and aim to acquire more titles that tell untold stories. 

EDUCATION
We design teaching and learning materials on Black film, and deliver training for schools, colleges, cinemas, cultural centres and other organisations across the country.

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