Reflections 2014
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During the 1940's and 1950's many Caribbean people came to Great Britain in search of the promised land. Martina Mavis Clarke, James Herbert and Edwin Ho reflect on their lives recalling, hopes, dreams and aspirations. The 28 minute documentary is produced and directed by Pogus Caesar for Windrush Productions.
During the 1940's and 1950's many Caribbean people came to Great Britain in search of the promised land. Martina Mavis Clarke, James Herbert and Edwin Ho reflect on their lives recalling, hopes, dreams and aspirations. The 28 minute documentary is produced and directed by Pogus Caesar for Windrush Productions.
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