The films selected for this Cut & Mix screening respond to the exhibition’s overarching theme of nuances of Black British masculinities
The films selected for this Cut & Mix screening respond to the exhibition’s overarching theme of nuances of Black British masculinities we see today in everyday life.
Each film is intended to draw us closer to understanding that there is a range of Black identities, expressions and experiences, beyond those that are at times reduced to stereotypes based on binary constructs of race, gender and sexuality.
Each film is a celebration of the variations of Black British masculine identities, whilst the experimental approach of the filmmakers allows for rich and deep insight into the emotional world of Black British masculinities.
The screening will be introduced by film programmer, filmmaker, writer, critic and broadcaster Adam Murray.
This event is online and will be streamed on NAE’s YouTube channel. Booking is required so we can send you the streaming link.
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