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In this series, Lucy meets local Black-owned business owners to find out more about themselves and their businesses.
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Meet Bristol-based club night on the rise, Beeswax
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Are You Scared Yet?: a film about walking alone as a woman
Mabel's short film shows what it's like to be hyper-vigilant as a woman walking the city solo
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Photographer and filmmaker Qezz Gill’s debut short film ‘Purple Girls’ is a visual celebration of womanhood.
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