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1h 34m 1994

Brief Synopsis

Set in a decaying and racially segregated city in the near future, this action-thriller uses a mixture of historical and fictional narratives to chart the life of the McBride family over three traumatic centuries beginning in 1652.

Cast & Crew

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Ngozi Onwurah

Director

Suzette Llewellyn

1st African Woman; Angela

Saffron Burrows

Jodie

Felix Joseph

African Leader; Black Rad

Valentine Nonyela

1st African Man; Spike

Ben Wynter

African Boy; Hector

Film Details

Genre
Action
Political
Thriller
Release Date
1994
Production Company
Channel 4; Channel 4; Tartan Films
Distribution Company
Metro Tartan Distributors

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 34m

Synopsis

Set in a decaying and racially segregated city in the near future, this action-thriller uses a mixture of historical and fictional narratives to chart the life of the McBride family over three traumatic centuries beginning in 1652.

Directors

Ngozi Onwurah

Director

Danny Williamson

2nd Unit Director (2nd Unit)

Cast

Suzette Llewellyn

1st African Woman; Angela

Saffron Burrows

Jodie

Felix Joseph

African Leader; Black Rad

Valentine Nonyela

1st African Man; Spike

Ben Wynter

African Boy; Hector

Sian Martin

2nd African Woman; Chrisele

Jason Traynor

Assistant Overseer; Jason

Brian Bovell

Officer Bovell; Slave Hand

Cynthia Powell

Rosa Parkson

Natasha Romulus

African Girl; Tasha

Marica Myrie

Nadine Parkson

Olu Taiwo

2nd African Leader; Red Gang Leader

Charlotte Moore

Mistress Ma; Officer Mag

Tom Geoghean

Aryan Prisoner

Catherine Coffey

Soul Sister

Roderick O'grady

Drugs Dealer; Slave Master

Ewan Mcnaughton

Jasper; Overseer

John Adewole

Branded Slave

Orson Nava

Officer George; Slave Hand

Mzee Coffey

3rd African Man; Red Gang Member

Tim Pothing

4th African Man; Blue Gang Member

Darol Cruok

Prison Guard

Dominic Wallace

Prison Guard

Dingi Ntuli

Mad Man

Mark Simmons

Newscaster

Pat Philpotts

Tyre-Burning Victim

Lucien Campbell

Ibo Extra

Kwame Asabere

Ibo Extra

Davina Spencer

Ibo Extra

Crew

Gavin Alexander

Assistant Director

Anna Alioia

Sound Recordist

Richard Bleasdale

Sound Recordist

Sarah Carr

Production Manager

Paul Davis

Sound Recordist

Claire Ditchburn

Costume Design

Louis Ellman

Post-Production Consultant

Louis Elman

Production Consultant

Richard Flynn

Sound Recordist

Emma Fowler

Art Director

Christos Georgiou

Assistant Director

Joanna Gonzoni

Assistant Director

Steve Gray

2nd Unit Camera Operator (2nd Unit)

David Harris

Special Effects

Gillian Hazel

Co-Producer

Tony Hopkins

Assistant Director

David A Hughes

Music

Yvonne Isimeme Ibazebo

Production Coordinator

Yvonne Ibazebo

Production Coordinator

Penti Keskimaki

2nd Unit Camera Operator (2nd Unit)

Alex King

Makeup

Alwin Kuchler

Director Of Photography

Sarah Lane

Continuity

Fennella Magnus

Costume Design

Darren May

Special Effects

Amanda Mears

Continuity

Miraphora Mina

Production Designer

John Murphy

Music

Jake Nava

Assistant Director

Orson Nava

Assistant Director

Valentine Nonyela

Co-Producer

Cliff Norman

Music Adviser

Dingi Ntuli

Co-Producer

Victor Nunes

Adr Editor

Stella Nwimo

Production Coordinator

Ngozi Onwurah

Screenwriter

Simon Onwurah

Producer

Roman Osin

2nd Unit Camera Operator (2nd Unit)

Lindi Pankiv

Production Designer

Joel Phiri

Line Producer

Colin Richie

Sound Design

Colin Richie

Dubbing Editor

Louise Shellard

Continuity

Alan Spelling

Sound Design

Tricia Stephenson

Art Director

Lindsay Swift

Makeup

Chinyere Ukario

Assistant Director

Ian Watts

2nd Unit Camera Operator (2nd Unit)

Liz Webber

Editor

Sarah Wiltshire

Costume Design

Film Details

Genre
Action
Political
Thriller
Release Date
1994
Production Company
Channel 4; Channel 4; Tartan Films
Distribution Company
Metro Tartan Distributors

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 34m

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Released in United States October 1994

Released in United States on Video February 6, 2001

Shown at Pan African Film Festival in Los Angeles October 13-26, 1994.

Feature directorial debut for acclaimed British filmmaker Ngozi Onwurah whose previous shorts include "Coffee Coloured Children" (United Kingdom/1988), "The Body Beautiful" (United Kingdom/1990), and "Monday's Girls" (United Kingdom/Nigeria/1993).

Released in United States October 1994 (Shown at Pan African Film Festival in Los Angeles October 13-26, 1994.)

Released in United States on Video February 6, 2001

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