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1976
120 minutes
Drama
English
Made by Trinidadian director Horace Ové, Pressure is widely acknowledged to have kick-started Black British cinema. The story highlights the struggles of Tony, a young black school leaver who, despite having good academic qualifications, finds it all but impossible to find a job. His growing frustration with the institutional racism that prevents him from gaining employment leads him to open up to radical ideas - and question a system that denies him opportunities and benefits.
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Based on the true story of a West Indian community restaurant in London that was subject to relentless police aids in the 1970s.
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Colourful comedy adventure about a tribe of aliens in search of a new place to live.
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