A documentary film giving voice to the diverse range of creative talent that exists amongst people of African heritage across Europe in the arts, media and entertainment industries. ...
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Shango Baku | ... | Self |
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Henry Bonsu | ... | Self |
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Virginia Bright | ... | (as Virginia Buika) |
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Les Brown | ... | Self (voice) |
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Emilio Buale | ... | Self |
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David Casado | ... | Self-La Charanga Habanera |
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Malcolm Frederick | ... | Self |
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Patrick Gaynor | ... | Self |
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Paul Gaynor | ... | Self-twin of Twins |
| Fraser James | ... | Self | |
| Danny John-Jules | ... | Self | |
| Wil Johnson | ... | Self | |
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Janet Kay | ... | Self |
| Eriq La Salle | ... | Self (Active Footage) | |
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Angie Le Mar | ... | Self (as Angie LeMar) |
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A documentary film giving voice to the diverse range of creative talent that exists amongst people of African heritage across Europe in the arts, media and entertainment industries. Although acknowledging there is still a long way to travel, this documentary presents a testimony and colorful illustration of the successes and achievements African Diaspora entertainers have secured over the past 50 years in arts, media and entertainment across Europe and across the world. It also highlights some of the disappointments and frustrations they have endured in their struggle for artistic recognition. Written by Anonymous
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