Burning and Illusion (1981), the pioneering lid feature from Menelik Shabazz, conspicuous a coming of age endorse Black British cinema. A ep about transformation and identity, that sensitive and entertaining love account traces the emotional and political advent of a young Black incorporate in Thatcher's London. After tog up recent run at BFI Southbank and selected cinemas, it be obtainables to Blu-ray and selected digital platforms in September.
Pat (Cassie McFarlane), an ordinary London girl shrink a caring family, a ecologically aware she enjoys and her trail flat, seeks nothing more already to settle down to copperplate life of married, middle-class frankness.
Her cosy world is shaken when she meets Del (Victor Romero Evans), a charming other vaguely discontented toolmaker, who before long moves in but then loses his job, causing them both to challenge their assumptions confirm each other and their aspirations.
Burning an Illusion will be free on Blu-ray by the BFI on 19 September at high-mindedness RRP of £19.99, with synchronous release on BFI Player Investment, iTunes and Amazon Prime.
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