A Very Brit(ish) Voice
Award-winning A Very Brit(ish) Voice is a documentary film that explores the stories of Caribbean people who travelled in the UK between 1948 and 1971 and settled in Leicester. The film tells these stories through the words of seven otherwise ‘missing voices’ and reflects their experiences in the community.
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Award-winning A Very Brit(ish) Voice is a documentary film that explores the stories of Caribbean people who travelled in the UK between 1948 and 1971 and settled in Leicester. The film tells these stories through the words of seven otherwise ‘missing voices’ and reflects their experiences in the community.
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