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'Black Panther': A landmark film in the history of representation

We look at how 'Black Panther' places issues of race, gender, authenticity and representation at the centre of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

'Detroit' and film as a tool for social change

We look at Kathryn Bigelow's harrowing new film 'Detroit', which tackles a notorious incident of racist violence by the police in 1960s America.

How film club can benefit students in a Pupil Referral Unit

May's leader of the month is Zahra Bei, from Burnside Secondary PRU in London. Here, she talks to us about the many ways using film has benefitted her pupils.

I Am Not Your Negro: exploring racial inequality in America and beyond

Bringing the words of noted writer James Baldwin to life, we explore how documentary I Am Not Your Negro dissects the history of racial inequality in America.

Police brutality, community and activism in 'Monsters and Men'

Police brutality drama 'Monsters and Men' is the latest in a wave of timely films exploring the way black Americans are treated by those meant to protect them.

Step: navigating real life issues with film and dance

We take a look at new dance-focused drama Step and the way it - and other films about creativity - can help people through challenging real life situations.

Black History Month

Black History Month, 1 Oct - 1 Nov

A selection of films looking at international representations of Black History across cinema.