Showing posts with label oral history. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oral history. Show all posts
3 December 2018
Mutiny documentary now available: Black British West Indies’ experience of WW1
“Mutiny” a documentary resource on the Black British West Indian experience of WW1 created by Sweet Patootee, is now on general release for streaming audiences – beginning with Vimeo on Demand.
A story of WW1 and the Black struggle for pride and freedom. Eyewitness testimonies of veterans, official documents, and archive photos reveal the incredible story of the British West Indies Regiment. 'Mutiny' includes extracts from unique video oral testimonies of WW1 era Black British West Indian women and veterans, that have inspired our latest work ‘Turning Point’.
For more information please visit the Sweet Patootee website.
Labels:
Diaspora,
documentary,
ethnography,
museum,
oral history,
War,
West Indies,
WW1
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