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The Blackprint explores what it means to be Black and British. will.i.am traveled the UK to meet civil rights heroes, schoolchildren and technology trailblazers while also exploring issues they face because of their race. A basic look at racial discrimination experienced by young Black men and women but also, where it began with the slave trade in the 1800s.

After Isla eats a plant poisoned by polluted water, Mari witnesses horrifying changes in her partner, revealing a dark truth about the village and their relationship.

Covers the history of Black Metal in Barcelona and extends it to other bands that emerged in Catalonia throughout the 1990s. It also analyzes the prominence of magazines, music venues or record labels of the scene and finally analyzes the evolution of this kind of music.

A podcast host is haunted by his dead guest who comes to his studio with the spirit that killed him. comes to his studio with the spirit that killed him.

A young history scholar seeks solace in a picturesque B&B in York to pen her thesis, but the lines between reality and an encroaching occult nightmare begin to blur.

Playful animated film which won first place at the Jacksonville Film Festival and second place at the Ottawa International Animation Festival in the late 1970s.

A young black man reacts to an older white man questioning why he wears a Black Lives Matter hoodie. The ensuing conversation touches on the evolution of black activism and the role of an ally in the fight for equality.

A boy has lived and grown up in an unstable family situation. His parents are constantly in conflict about various issues and the father always beats the mother and the child. In one of these family conflicts, the father pushes the mother down the stairs and paralyzes her. Years later, the mother dies and the boy, now a grown man, struggles with his own mental problems. He puts his father in a wheelchair instead of her lost mother and does makeup instead of his mother. In this way, he takes revenge for his disordered childhood.

The story of Irish immigrants is known the world over and the island of Montserrat in the West Indies is no exception. 'The Black Irish' opens with a tongue-in-cheek advertisement for holidays in Kinsale. However, this is not Kinsale, Co. Cork, this is Kinsale on the island of Montserrat in the West Indies. Settled by Irish people in the 17th century, there are still reminders of Ireland everywhere. The flag, the accents, and the names. The film features interviews with local resident Patrick Robert Reilly, (singing 'Mother Machree'!) school teacher Catherine Ryan, Cork man Barney Columbia, University Lecturer Dr. Howard Fergus, Post Officers Mr. and Mrs. Allen, and a Belgian Bishop, Anthony Demesne, all of whom provide evidence of 'Irishness'. The legacy of Irish immigrants lives on in the names, religion, accent, traditions and sentiment of many of the island's inhabitants.

The story behind the infamous downing of an American Black Hawk helicopter by Somali gunmen.

An actress falls.