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Blacks Britannica

1978, English. Directed by David Koff.

A documentary illustrating the black community's understanding of, and response to, racism in Britain. It presents from a black working class perspective, an analysis of racism within the context of British history and the post-war crisis of the British economy. At the same time the film reflects the increasingly militant response within the black community to the continuing attacks upon it, both by organised fascist elements on the streets, and by the state itself.

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Released
13 July 1978
Country
United Kingdom

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Blacks Britannica (1978) was directed by David Koff and stars Darcus Howe, Colin Prescod, Harold Wilson.

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