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Black Queer Lives in the Archive
Jason Okundaye discusses queer-focused media in the multicultural corpus.
We are delighted to announce that Marc Thompson, the Lead Commissioner of the London HIV Prevention Programme, a health promotion specialist, award-winning podcaster, and LGBTQ cultural archivist, will be joining Jason for the post-screening discussion.
- Total running time 100min
In May 2024, journalist Jason Okundaye wrote a piece in The Guardian describing the challenges he faced in finding an episode of The Black Bag, discussing the difficulty and challenges of retaining Black archival spaces, and of accessing heritage media. In this screening and Q&A, Jason joins us to explore Black, queer-focusing media of the Multicultural TV era, its impact, and the afterlives of this heritage.
BFI Riverfront will be closed on Wednesday 3 June. BFI Southbank will be closed Tuesday 23 and Wednesday 24 June due to a private event.
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