Tom Moutchi joins us for This Time Last Year. Sharing the ups and downs from the last year, including the way Famalam has affected his life, and how he has come to realise the importance of friends and family around him. Track: Ascence – Konnichiwa [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds. Watch: https://youtu.be/5eR1iOEp1oU Free Download […]
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Social experiment hosted by journalist and presenter Ben Zand in which a group of people come together to try to understand what constitutes sexual harassment.
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Jeremiah has romantic plans; he is going on a date with Layla – a school teacher the boys delivered notebooks to the week before. Kazim is not happy with either of them dating their clientele, but Jerry seems sure it is going to be super relaxed.
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Your Cinema ‘End of Year Special’: bit.ly/YourCinemaDec18 To round up a very special year in the UK film industry we have our December screening taking place on Thursday 20th! In partnership with Vue, BFI and Film London we’ll be screening a selection of award-winning and critically acclaimed UK short films alongside a special guest Q+A […]
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Mim Shaikh – radio broadcaster, actor and spoken word artist – hasn’t seen his dad since he was a baby. In this deeply personal film Mim embarks on an unforgettable global journey to finally get the answers he’s been wanting for 26 years. Watch the full documentary Mim Shaikh: Finding Dad on BBC Three’s iPlayer […]
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With our exclusive screening of Kayode Ewumi’s Enterprice just under 3 weeks away, Kayode Ewumi sits with us to answer questions from YourCinema Members! Watch as he discusses tips for struggling writers, his character R.S. of HoodDocumentary, and more!
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In a new BBC3 series of Talking To Comedians, Mo Gilligan chats with Romesh – a former teacher – about his time in school, and one particular incident involving a stolen jacket and a sneaky P.E teacher.
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In the second episode of four in this series, we are at Joanne’s house, where we see her doing her best to look out for the kids on her estate, but even she’s struggling to keep them out of trouble.
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in 2013, Jade-Marie Joseph directed ‘How We Live’ to showcase a more truthful representation of young people from BAME communities particularly from North-West London. It’s definitely not what you’d expect and features a wide range of ambitious males and females.
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To many, they’ll be the bad guys of any story of debt. But we asked one bailiff about the pressures – financial and emotional – that they face during the day-to-day reality of being a debt collector.
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