As we step into 2024, our calendar is abuzz with exciting events and milestones in the first quarter of the year.
Impactful storytelling on social issues takes centre stage with our lineup of powerful projects that will captivate and spark important conversations. Take a look at a host of dates to mark in your diaries!
Black history month – february (USA)
As we approach Black History Month in the U.S. in February, WHITE NANNY BLACK CHILD serves as a personal and moving meditation on identity and the essence of family, contributing meaningfully to the broader dialogue surrounding the complexities of the Black experience.
In its reflection on belonging, the film offers a unique perspective, inviting audiences to engage with narratives that resonate within the rich tapestry of Black history.
Directed by Andy Mundy-Castle and produced by Natasha Dack Ojumu, WHITE NANNY BLACK CHILD explores the story of a group of adults who find solace in sharing their experiences of growing up as children of Black Nigerian immigrants fostered by white British families between 1955 and 1995, a practice known as ‘farming’.
We are excited to have WHITE NANNY BLACK CHILD on our slate for international sales.
COPA 71 – INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY, 8TH MARCH
The women’s World Cup in 1971 was witnessed by record crowds in Mexico, but why has it been erased from sporting history? The story of COPA 71 is told by the pioneering women who participated in it and built from an archive unseen for 50 years.
Executive produced by Serena Williams, Venus Williams and Alex Morgan, COPA 71 is an astonishing film that sheds light on the history of women’s sport and the injustices women were subjected to.
Celebrate International Women’s Day on 8th March by watching this exhilarating documentary in select cinemas around the UK, released on the same day.
