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Tariq Ali claims BFI has frozen him out of multicultural TV season
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Tariq Ali claims BFI has frozen him out of multicultural TV season

  • Tariq Ali says the BFI has frozen him out of its new multicultural TV season, alleging exclusion from inclusion decisions.
  • BFI says it intended to include Ali but contact delays and logistics affected guest confirmations.
  • Bandung File, created in the 1980s, was praised for its international scope and investigative rigor.
  • Ali argues Bandung File unified West Indian and South Asian communities while educating white viewers as well.
  • Bandung File reportedly covered issues from apartheid to the Rushdie controversy and earned industry praise.
  • Ali’s absence is part of broader conversations about representation in UK TV history.
  • Bandung File’s legacy includes interviews with Rushdie amid The Satanic Verses controversy.
  • Ali’s comment about today’s government permitting footage from Gaza questioned the current limits of programming.
  • The BFI says the season includes contextual contributors and March screenings of Bandung File.
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Jacob Elordi’s Mother Told Him He Must ‘Never Work’ With ‘Frankenstein’ Director Guillermo del Toro After Seeing ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ DVD Cover
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Jacob Elordi’s Mother Told Him He Must ‘Never Work’ With ‘Frankenstein’ Director Guillermo del Toro After Seeing ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ DVD Cover

  • Elordi revealed his mother told him to never work with Guillermo del Toro after Pan's Labyrinth.
  • The anecdote surfaced during a London event where Elordi and Del Toro spoke together.
  • Elordi credits a twist of fate for landing the Frankenstein role after the original actor backed out.
  • Del Toro described the Frankenstein project as a long-held dream and a spiritual endeavor.
  • Del Toro emphasized cinema as a communal experience and suggested disobedience can pay off in art.
  • Elordi notes Pan’s Labyrinth inspired his early love of cinema and horror.
  • The Frankenstein project has been in development for more than three decades with Del Toro attached.
  • Elordi is preparing for awards season with potential Oscar contention for supporting actor.
  • Del Toro described the Frankenstein story as a sacred project.
  • Elordi framed the moment as a serendipitous path from a warning to a major collaboration.
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