This 20-minute documentary film is a key output from the project. Directed by Tony Reeves and involving a mixture of local filmmakers, volunteers and trainees, the film charts a number of perspectives on the life of Nana Bonsu, the context he lived in and the direction he took. Enough said, the film speaks for itself:
The full length interviews for all 21 of the people interviewed in this film are also available – you can find them in the drop-down menu under “Media Archive” above.
We would welcome any comments you have – please use the box below. What do you think is the most interesting aspect of the film?
Thanks you for this I knew Baba Nana Bonsu from attending PACM events around the country, He is someone who I grew to admire and respect deeply. His picture is currently my Profile picture on Face Book.
We have such a rich set of leaders, researchers, opportunists and influencers across the UK who have given their lives to the upliftment and quality of life of ‘black’ people..their works, conquests, their impact on the establishment is to be celebrated and shared continuously because their fight is our fight. Our entire whole villages need to hold them up like lanterns…