Four Corners Collection

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Four Corners, founded in 1975 in East London, is an independent film workshop known for experimental, socially engaged films. It produced ground-breaking works like Nighthawks (1978), Britain’s first openly gay feature, and A Kind of English (1986), the first British Bangladeshi feature. In addition to its workshop and editing rooms, it built a 45-seat cinema and organised screenings, talks, and workshops providing a creative space for the community and promoting engagement between filmmakers and the local audience. 

Dedicated to nurturing independent and diverse talent, Four Corners remains a vital creative hub for artists, filmmakers, and local communities today.

Histories: A Brief History of Four Corners Four Corners' Young People Cinema Workshop

Histories: A Brief History of Four Corners 

Four Corners' Young People Cinema Workshop

 


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