Restored Documentary Explores Black Londoners' Struggles Through Dub Poetry

A newly restored 1979 documentary examines life in London. The film focuses on the struggles of Black Londoners. It uses the poetry of Linton Kwesi Johnson to tell the story. The work is characterized by a unique dub-infused rhythm. It documents the challenges faced by the Black Caribbean population. The documentary sets these social struggles to a groove. It provides a historical perspective on British society. The restoration brings this cultural work back to light.