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Herbert Norville stars in this drama directed and co-written by Horace Ové. In 1970s London, Tony (Norville), the son of immigrants who came from Trinidad as part of the Windrush generation, is torn between his parent's upstanding, church-going ways and the Black Power militancy of his elder brother. When he struggles to find a job because of individual and institutional racism, Tony gradually begins to fall in with his brother's friends who are building their own identity on the streets.

Typ: Blu-ray / Restored

SKÅDESPELARE:
Herbert Norville
Lucita Lijertwood
Oscar James
Frank Singuineau
Sheila Scott-Wilkinson

ÖVRIGT:
Mediatyp: Blu-ray
Regi: Horace Ové
Region: B
Språk: English
Text: Nej
Längd: 126 min
Distributör: BFI

Streckkod: 5035673015131
SKU: 922381

EXTRAS:
- Trailers
- Interviews: Horace Ové (director/co-writer)
- Commentary: Robert Buckler (producer) and Herbert Norville (actor) moderated by Marc David Jacobs
- Documentary: 'Baldwin's N****r' (1969): Horace Ové's portrait of the writer James Baldwin; 'Horace Ové: Reflecting the People - A Career Retrospective' (2023)