The Stuart Hall Project

00:01:50 In this programme we look at

00:05:07 about this question than Stuart Hall

00:08:27 I was three shades darker than my family

00:11:36 ? With an old-fashioned mind...?

00:14:29 Michael Manley was already a prominent figure.

00:19:21 The West Indian immigrant looks upon coming to Britain rather as coming home

00:23:42 What we related to were all the struggles outside.

00:28:18 about what governments wanted their citizens to believe

00:31:54 less racially driven, less patriarchal in its forms

00:34:39 started mainly bypeople who'd left the Communist Party

00:38:01 and consider what more positive policies they can adopt in the future.

00:41:49 But in fact we know that successive historical changes

00:45:57 and the Director of the Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies.

00:49:27 is that you want to change the colour ofyour skin

00:52:23 Almost all of these films are about characters who are on the move

00:57:04 to become a writer and to confront the depression.

01:01:47 It's time we stand up and take over.

01:06:03 And this is really the beginnings of the exploration of new experiences

01:08:53 who they had been ruling for 400 years

01:11:39 and become more or less indistinguishable from them -

01:17:49 And when one takes it to that level

01:22:01 Some of them have to do with race and ethnicity.

01:27:04 a culture which in its variety and power astonishes - astonishes now -

01:30:12 And the reason why...