Black Stroke (2024) [N/A]

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Release Date:
February 1, 2024

Original Title:
Black Stroke

Genres:
Documentary

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 12

According to the latest figures from Sport England, 87% of Black adults in the UK do not swim. We follow the stories of three people from different walks of life breaking racial stereotypes to learn to swim for the first time. Each individual with their own personal goal, proving it’s never too late to learn. With the support of their coaches and community we will follow their journey to become competent swimmers, touching upon the racial history that has created barriers to entry for black people and what has hindered them learning before now. Will they sink or swim, the choice is theirs.

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Colorist:
Duncan Russell

Director:
Olivia Smart

Director of Photography:
Joel Honeywell

Editor:
Desiree Ivegbuna

Executive Producer:
Andy Mundy-Castle

First Assistant Camera:
Lily Taylor

Line Producer:
Elanor Lee

Online Editor:
Eduard Fadygas

Producer:
Olivia Smart
Richard Mejeh

Producer's Assistant:
Vusi Kaola

Production Manager:
Rachel McLean-Anderson

Second Assistant Camera:
Fola Abatan

Sound Editor:
Chad Orororo
Tom Foster

Sound Recordist:
Mick Duffield

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