Advertisement
Two 12-year-old best friends struggle with their relationship after a police stop and search. Set in Luton’s South Asian and Middle Eastern community, it’s a story of political and racial tension, loss and growing up. Written and directed by artist, musician and film-maker Imran Perretta and co-written by Enda Walsh (Hunger), Ish was shot in lustrous black and white by cinematographer Jermaine Canute Edwards (My Father’s Shadow).
Layered on the coming-of-age story and investigation of young masculinity is a more sinister narrative; of racial profiling and facial recognition tech. Complex, bold and authentic.
Part of Teenage Flicks.
Supported by BFI FAN and National Lottery and part of Rip it Up, a UK-wide celebration of youth culture on screen.
Advertisement
Event venue
39A High Street, TN34 3ER Hastings, United Kingdom, 39a High Street, Hastings, TN34 3ER, United Kingdom
Tickets
Discover more events by tag
Filmmaking in HastingsEntertainment in HastingsAnti-racism in HastingsArt in HastingsMusic in Hastings