A series of untold stories from new directors for Black History Month begins with this film in which three ordinary people learn how to express themselves through rap with the guidance of rapper Youngs Teflon.
Another untold story from a new director for Black History Month, this documentary explores the popularity of Brazilian butt lift surgery with filmmaker and investigator Louise Coleman.
Black Britons tell personal stories of the Queen's Jubilee years in this film compiled in 2022 before the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
The series that reveals untold stories from new directors for Black History Month continues with an exploration of tattoos in Black British culture by following three Black tattoo artists and their customers.
This film follows two basketball players and their teams as they battle their way through the Ball Out 3x3 tournament.
Dr Zoe Williams celebrates 75 years of the NHS by meeting four pioneering Black doctors who are shaking up the world of medicine by using innovative methods.
Alex Beresford explores a mental health crisis among Black British men, why being Black, male and British is so damaging, and how to help them.
Remi Burgz narrates this exploration of the contribution of Black culture and design to mainstream British fashion from the street to the club and the catwalk.
Former Marine Ben McBean goes on a journey to celebrate the contribution of Black military heroes and understand why his Army experience differed to theirs.
Former ‘bad boy’ Fabian aims to use his past for good by mentoring troubled teens at a boxing gym. But how will they react when he reveals his surprising alter ego?
Marketing Manager Hannah seems to lead an ordinary life, but she hides an extraordinary alter ego. The question is: who is the real Hannah?
Mild-mannered Paloma has always struggled with self-confidence, but her surprising alter ego packs a punch. Can she finally discover the confidence she’s been missing?
Magician Trixy meets Clement, the landlord of the Prince of Peckham Pub to find out more about this black-owned South London staple. But can Trixy fool him with some of his dazzling magic?
Trixy meets Brixton restaurateur, Etta, sampling some of her legendary Caribbean cuisine - before wowing her with some surprising seafood magic!
Trixy goes on a tour of Lewisham to investigate the borough’s history of community action with anti racism campaigner, Harold, before performing an awe inspiring card trick.
Trixy heads to Westminster to meet NHS cardiac nurse, Daniel. He hears about his nursing journey from Lagos to Ukraine to the UK, before performing a magical number trick.
Comedy is on the cards as Trixy chats to comedian Victor Daniels, at a club in Bethnal Green before impressing him with an incredible new trick.
Magician Trixy visits Romford to get himself a trim from Anderson, the owner of a barber shop serving the needs of the local community before thrilling him with his magic.
