Meet the Brummie putting Black British films on the map with movie set to hit cinemas next month
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BUFF Awards Honor Menelik Shabazz; Andrew Marr To Leave BBC After 21 Years – Global Briefs
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British Urban Film Festival partners with Renaissance Studios and Bohemia Euphoria for hybrid 2021 edition
L-R : The Late Menelik Shabazz, Amy Aniobi , Phil Hunt, Justin Chinyere and Femi Oyeniran
The Solution Film directed by Alex Kayode
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BUFF Festival 2021
Black British filmmaker Menelik Shabazz dies age 67 : Deadline reports BUFF2020 Best Actress winner, Ruby Barker to star in new Horror ‘Baghead’ : Birmingham mail reports BUFF2020 award nominated Birmingham-based feature Takes Of The Fatherless gets cinema release : Screen Daily feature Emmanuel’s thoughts on BAFTA Chair resignation https://news.sky.com/story/noel-clarke-bafta-defends-decision-to-present-actor-with-outstanding-contribution-to-british-cinema-award-12297601 Variety report on Noel Clarke
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British Urban Film Festival receives BAFTA Accreditation
British Urban Film Festival receives BAFTA Accreditation 5 October 2020 From today, filmmakers who have short films selected and screened at the British Urban Film Festival will now be eligible to enter their film for the BAFTA film awards. The festival, founded in 2005 by Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe MBE (for services to the Black
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. @AfrolandTV signs streaming deal with @BUFFOriginals to grow @NoShadefilm audience across Africa
17 June 2020 The UK race drama received its world festival premiere in June 2018 Afroland TV – the online streaming TV service billed as ‘a Netflix for Africa’ has signed a multi-year deal to carry the award-winning Black British movie ‘No Shade’ on it’s platform tonight from midnight. Based in Texas, USA and founded by
. @AfrolandTV signs streaming deal with @BUFFOriginals to grow @NoShadefilm audience across Africa
17 June 2020 The UK race drama received its world festival premiere in June 2018 Afroland TV – the online streaming TV service billed as ‘a Netflix for Africa’ has signed a multi-year deal to carry the award-winning Black British movie ‘No Shade’ on it’s platform tonight from midnight. Based in Texas, USA and founded by
BAFTA hypocrisy exposed over Black Lives Matter tweet
A series of tweets from a prominent black film executive revealed that the film charity mis-took the identity of a Black British film producer in an obituary which they plagiarised. Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe MBE, the founder of the British Urban Film Festival has condemned BAFTA for declaring their solidarity for the black community after he produced
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