You’re getting a lot of love from the British Urban Film Festival. What does ‘urban’ mean to you?
In the beginning, the ‘urban’ label was a bit of a minefield. I was in So Solid around the time it originated and I think it was born from a lot of negative images. These days I have eight children of all ages and they don’t look at colour any more, they don’t look at gender. I think ‘urban’ today just represents a culture and a movement rather than an ethnicity.
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