#BlackBoyJoyGone

#BlackBoyJoyGone (#BBJG) is a BFI Doc Society funded hybrid documentary by and for Black men on mental health, sexual trauma and finding strength through brotherhood. Directed by Ashley Karrell and Isaac Ouro-Gnao, blending interviews, poetry, dance and storytelling, it captures the lives, realities, and the hopeful perspectives of men in the North, the Midlands and London in the United Kingdom.

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Let’s Dance International Frontiers 2022 Launch

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In Situ: Responding to Space, Place, People and Time Conference

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LDIF+ Masterclass: Makeda Thomas

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LDIF+ Masterclass: Ballet Hispánico

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Nantea Dance Company

Signatures and Black British Dance Platform

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LDIF+ Masterclass: John Hunte

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Dance Dialogues: Signatures and Black British Dance Platform In Conversation

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Yinka Esi Graves - Miguel Angel Rosales - The Door- The Disappearing Act.

Yinka Esi Graves and Maya Taylor

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Dance Dialogues: A Wise Monkey Knows Which Tree to Climb: Perspectives on Decolonising Black Dance

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Ballet Hispánico in Tiburones. Photograph by Paula Lobo. Ballet Hispáncio in Tiburones, in colourful costumes with an illuminated shark behind them the company pose, legs raised in the air.

Ballet Hispánico

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Dance Dialogues: Black British Ballet

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Conversation and Cocktails with Eduardo Vilaro

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MOVING LINES: FIFTY REASONS TO DANCE

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