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Noel Clarke has said class is now a bigger taboo than race in the film and TV industry. The Kidulthood star told Radio Times that the sector had a spasm of guilt in the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement - but is still failing to represent working-class actors and communities.  The 45-year-old, who recently made history by receiving a BAFTA for Outstanding Contribution for British Cinema, said he feels his work hasn t been deemed worthy because of his upbringing.  He said his films were not included at a BFI celebration of black British cinema, adding: This is about class. My films aren t [considered] worthy. They re written, directed and acted by working-class people and they re about working-class people.    

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