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Now remastered in 4K, Isaac Julien and Maureen Blackwood’s radical 1980s landmark explores Black feminism and activism, and the cultural exchange between American and British gay culture and nightlife.
On Young Soul Rebels’ return to cinemas, we revisit this 1991 interview with director Isaac Julien – a time when hopes were high for the creation of a more diverse filmmaking culture in the UK and beyond.
Now remastered in 4K, Isaac Julien and Maureen Blackwood’s radical 1980s landmark explores Black feminism and activism, and the cultural exchange between American and British gay culture and nightlife.
Goodbye Soviet Union Elen Lotman, ESC (Photo by Heikki Leis) One of the highlights of the annual EnergaCAMERIMAGE festival, the IMAGO Diversity and Inclusion panels give cinematographers across the globe the opportunity to share knowledge and experiences with colleagues. Started in 2016, the panels are free-wheeling explorations into how gender and ethnic minorities can gain footholds in the field of cinematography. IMAGO, the International Federation of Cinematographers, came together in the 1990s as a way to coordinate industry guilds and societies. Its membership now represents more than 4...