2 x 60’
Six black Britons gather together under the same roof to grapple with tough, unsettling and emotional questions about being black and how that relates to their national identity. Their frank, often uncomfortable, deeply personal conversations come from their own real-life experiences.
These are the rarely seen or heard points of view that tell us what our country’s black community really thinks. While some will be strongly opinionated, others may be apolitical, and willing to have their views swayed and altered by the debates and immersions that unfold.
The stage is set for some lively encounters, with some extraordinary characters and privileged access to their lives.
