London Film School is a post-graduate film school in London, situated in a converted brewery in Covent Garden. LFS was founded in 1956 by Gilmore Roberts and is the oldest Film School in the UK.
Address:
24 Shelton Street
London
WC2H 9UB
Contact: Ginette Harrold, Film Archive and Festivals Manager
Website: lfs.org.uk/Email: library@lfs.org.uk
Access: Access via the Librarian.
We are working on increasing access to a wider audience.
A small number of films are digitised and available via request.
Research requests are carried out on your behalf.
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Black Theatre of Brixton (1975) is a standout documentary about how a number of black social workers and playwrights struggle to open a theatre workshop in the London black ghetto of Brixton. In spite of the desparate opinions of the community and lack of funds, the nucleus of the workshop succeeds in involving growing numbers of people in a theatrical context to express some of their deepest emotions, both social and political.
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