ELLE UKのインスタグラム(elleuk) - 10月16日 23時47分

For the second week of Black History Month, we are focusing on entertainment and the contribution of stories from Black creatives through art.

Today, we recognise 'hidden figure' Ngozi Onwurah, the first Black British female director to have a film released in UK cinemas (and she remained the only Black woman behind a full-length British feature film until 2004). The film in question was the 1995 dystopian indie, Welcome II The Terrordome – which at the time was mischaracterised as 'angry', and criticised for being 'unaware of how Black concerns have become far more global in the more peaceable 90s' in a review which this year was removed from Empire magazine's website.

In recent months, during the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement, it's been given renewed recognition, with The Guardian declaring that the film has 'finally found its moment.'

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