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An offshoot of the yearly bfm International Film festival that has been showcasing Black World cinema since 1998, the bfm film club promotes the awareness of Black world cinema through monthly screenings and discussions at the ICA. bfm screenings are held on the first Sunday of every month. Most screenings are followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker or actor(s).
With a particular focus on independent filmmaking, the film club provides a platform for topical, high quality films which often don't make it into the mainstream, from feature films to documentaries and short films.
Past films featured at the film club and filmmakers that have been invited include; Sisters in Law (Kim Longinotto); Hasta Siempre (Rice N Peas); 500 Years Later (Owen Alik' Shahadah); Cherps (Kolton Lee); Reggae (Horace Ove) and Burning An Illusion (Menelik Shabazz).
July's BFM screening is an examination of the economic, medical, legal and political implications of legalising cannabis in Jamaica.
From the BFM film club, a dub documentary featuring Lee Scratch Perry, Don Letts, Aba Shanti-I, Mad Professor, Roots Manuva and more.
Doc following three Nigerian directors, working in the world's third largest film industry, and one that's still virtually unknown outside Africa.
The story of three boxers fighting their way from a shanty town in Ghana to the big-money tournaments of Europe and Africa.
How myths and misrepresentations affect relationships and identities, with a Q&A from the director following the screening.
A compelling portrait of African-American actress, poet, teacher, dancer and political activist Beah Richards.
Suicidal on a bridge over the Thames, Julius meets an angel and takes an unexpected journey. A repeat screening from the BFM film club, with director Q&A.