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Omnibus: Born Black, Born British

BBC One
on BBC One London

A musical documentary in which young West Indians give an impression of how it feels to be young, black and living in this country today.
'England it's a nice country. Some of the time you feel at home, but most of the time you don't.'
Thoughts and writing, paintings and dance are set against neighbourhoods in London, Manchester, Bristol and Birmingham where the majority of young West Indians live.

(Claudette Critchlow's Choice: page 5)
(Colour)

Contributors

Film Editor:
Colin Hill
Producer:
Geoffrey Baines
Source: Radio Times

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