@floboflo Nice one I see what you did there.

RT @LiljayUgc: They killin the Kendrick Lamar Edits 🥳

@Soulful1865 I really like to know what Cynthia said about African-Americans, Black America and America in general.

@nataleebfitness Are you looking for staff?

Looking forward to catching this John Ford film as part of Black Rodeo, a season of African-American Westerns at @BFI.

I liked this piece. Black Cinema’s New Sense of Time by @812filmreviews.

@floboflo Isn’t the UAE which Dubai is part of a country where 90% of population are Muslims. You appear to be saying out of the frying pan into the oven!

Really impassioned speech by David Somerset on the 17 years of work on diversifying film canon & championing new audiences to the #BFI. As sadly the organisation is ending its almost 2 decades long #afrocentric film programme African Odysseys today.

@pretty_yunique So what would be your casting choice(s) be.

RT @notgwendalupe: 20 years ago, Amerie released '1 Thing'

A great way to see in 2025 with a month of films celebrating the work of film legend, Sidney Poitier. As a season of the actor & directors work opens tonight with 50s classic Noir thriller, No Way Out at @BFI.

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RT @clairebubblepop: FUCK THIS! If people have to claim benefits when working full time. Maybe we shouldn’t be asking them to get rid of Ne…

@dieworkwear Pardon me if I missed this. I’m surprised you haven’t mentioned the work of Theodora Van Runkle on 2 of the 60s most stylish films. Namely Bonnie and Clyde and my personal favourite A Thomas Crown Affair.

@bolaagbaje Seems we may have been reading “The Piano Lesson” incorrectly. As according to ScreenRant it’s a Horror film! Who’d have guessed.

Hi @TambayObenson might you know the number of African films screening at Sundance next year. Thanks

@CarmaChords Congrats looks great. What are your plans to screen the film, especially in the UK & London.

@BullStreetMovie Anyone from the film going to be at the screening at the @Ovalhouse later in the week?

@ronkelawal I can’t understand why if they can’t remain they couldn’t find suitable site in Docklands or maybe Barking redevelopment area. What’s worst is the current Smithfield & Billingsgate site will no doubt become office or luxury flats.

@f_a_q Damn, I heard something similar about how they’re dealing with issues around long running Afrocentric film strand, African Odysseys.