Hurvin Anderson
by Colin Grant
A meditation on the illusory nature of the reality of Britain’s entangled history
Kin
by Jade E. Bradford
The journey of two childhood friends in the segregated South as their lives drastically diverge
Afghanistanism
by Maggie Gee
'Red is the colour of joy and beauty and also of the killing that comes in waves.'
The Rise of the Roman Empire
by Damian Le Bas
An atypical history
Father Mother Sister Brother
by Anahit Behrooz
Jim Jarmusch’s anthology film plays out like a game of musical chairs between three sets of siblings and their parents
Minor Black Figures
by Fred Lunzer
Making art without looking over your shoulder
The Authenticator
by Colin Grant
Painful truths hidden in the shadows of history
Hedda
by Daniel Rey
An imperfect description of humanity
Bait
by Danielle Papamichael
A quintessentially British watch from Riz Ahmed