Ashley Clark
All articles by Ashley Clark
Obituaries
Horace Ové obituary: director who opened the door for Black British filmmaking
A critic of the establishment with an unquenchable taste for cinema, Sir Horace Ové made vital in-roads into British film and TV production when opportunities for Black directors were slim.
By Ashley Clark
Horace Ové obituary: director who opened the door for Black British filmmaking
From the Sight and Sound archive
Peckham wry: on the set of Destiny Ekaragha’s Gone Too Far!
By Ashley Clark
Features
Making ground: remembering Kathleen Collins
By Ashley Clark
Features
Scenes from a hostile environment: a history of Black British protest film and television
By Ashley Clark
Reviews
An Oversimplification of Her Beauty review
By Ashley Clark
Features
Burning illusions: the long road to Black British film stardom
By Ashley Clark
Interviews
“Everybody lives differently”: Debbie Tucker Green on Second Coming
By Ashley Clark
Reviews
The Stuart Hall Project review: a vital portrait of a thinker and his times
By Ashley Clark
Reviews
Selma review: Martin Luther King leads his marchers onward
By Ashley Clark
Features
“It was a knockout”: seven filmmakers and writers on Do the Right Thing
By Ashley Clark
Features
Washed away: lost films by female directors
By Isabel Stevens, Pamela Hutchinson and others
10 great
10 great documentaries about iconic musicians
By Ashley Clark, Georgia Korossi and others
News
Truth, lies and admin: At Berkeley, The Unknown Known and The Armstrong Lie
By Ashley Clark
News
Colonial visions: Concerning Violence and N – The Madness of Reason
By Ashley Clark
News
More bests of Sheffield Doc/Fest 2013
By Sophie Brown, Ashley Clark and others
Interviews
The art of reckoning: Alex Gibney on Finding Fela
By Ashley Clark
News
Nonfiction haven: Camden, Maine’s festival on the rise
By Ashley Clark