Looking For Love 2015, directed by Menelik Shabazz Film review Youd think that the topic of love is so well covered in just about every form of media imaginable that a two-hour doc on relationships might be a touch redunda Looking For Love.
Youd think that the topic of love is so well covered in just about every form of media imaginable that a two-hour doc on relationships might be a touch redundant.
But Menelik Shabazzs unique approach to tackling the subject of intimacy within the black British community has got something new to say.
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In a mix of vox pops, interviews with relationship counsellors and comedians (including Andi Osho), music and spoken word, Looking for Love seamlessly shifts between incisive and amusing, exploring issues ranging from the lasting impact of slavery on gender dynamics to the politics of oral sex.
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Release date: Friday 21 August 2015.
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Director: Menelik Shabazz.
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Looking For Love 2015, directed by Menelik Shabazz Film review Youd think that the topic of love is so well covered in just about every form of media imaginable that a two-hour doc on relationships might be a touch redunda Looking For Love.
Youd think that the topic of love is so well covered in just about every form of media imaginable that a two-hour doc on relationships might be a touch redundant.
But Menelik Shabazzs unique approach to tackling the subject of intimacy within the black British community has got something new to say.
In a mix of vox pops, interviews with relationship counsellors and comedians (including Andi Osho), music and spoken word, Looking for Love seamlessly shifts between incisive and amusing, exploring issues ranging from the lasting impact of slavery on gender dynamics to the politics of oral sex.
Release Details.
Release date: Friday 21 August 2015.
Cast and crew.
Director: Menelik Shabazz.
Been there, done that?
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Looking For Love 2015, directed by Menelik Shabazz Film review Youd think that the topic of love is so well covered in just about every form of media imaginable that a two-hour doc on relationships might be a touch redunda Looking For Love.
Youd think that the topic of love is so well covered in just about every form of media imaginable that a two-hour doc on relationships might be a touch redundant.
But Menelik Shabazzs unique approach to tackling the subject of intimacy within the black British community has got something new to say.
In a mix of vox pops, interviews with relationship counsellors and comedians (including Andi Osho), music and spoken word, Looking for Love seamlessly shifts between incisive and amusing, exploring issues ranging from the lasting impact of slavery on gender dynamics to the politics of oral sex.
Release Details.
Release date: Friday 21 August 2015.
Cast and crew.
Director: Menelik Shabazz.
Been there, done that?
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Looking For Love 2015, directed by Menelik Shabazz Film review Youd think that the topic of love is so well covered in just about every form of media imaginable that a two-hour doc on relationships might be a touch redunda Looking For Love.
Youd think that the topic of love is so well covered in just about every form of media imaginable that a two-hour doc on relationships might be a touch redundant.
But Menelik Shabazzs unique approach to tackling the subject of intimacy within the black British community has got something new to say.
In a mix of vox pops, interviews with relationship counsellors and comedians (including Andi Osho), music and spoken word, Looking for Love seamlessly shifts between incisive and amusing, exploring issues ranging from the lasting impact of slavery on gender dynamics to the politics of oral sex.
Release Details.
Release date: Friday 21 August 2015.
Cast and crew.
Director: Menelik Shabazz.
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Looking For Love 2015, directed by Menelik Shabazz Film review Youd think that the topic of love is so well covered in just about every form of media imaginable that a two-hour doc on relationships might be a touch redunda Looking For Love.
Youd think that the topic of love is so well covered in just about every form of media imaginable that a two-hour doc on relationships might be a touch redundant.
But Menelik Shabazzs unique approach to tackling the subject of intimacy within the black British community has got something new to say.