Breaking Point – The Sus Law Controversy
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About This Movie
Breaking Point – The Sus Law Controversy is a 1978 documentary directed by a black filmmaker that examines the controversial use of the Victorian law known as 'sus' against young black individuals in the UK. This film offers a historical perspective on societal issues and legal practices of the mid-70s, making it a significant piece for collectors interested in documentary films and social justice themes.
This film has a unique position in historical documentary filmmaking, being the first directed by a black filmmaker for mainstream British audiences. It was released on various formats over the years but remains somewhat scarce in physical media today, making it a collector's interest piece. There’s a tangible sense of urgency and historical context in this film that draws in viewers and collectors alike.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of Breaking Point – The Sus Law Controversy?
Breaking Point – The Sus Law Controversy is a documentary.
Who directed Breaking Point – The Sus Law Controversy?
Breaking Point was directed by a black filmmaker, making it the first documentary directed by a black director for mainstream British television.
Who are some of the key figures featured in the documentary?
The film features interviews with Rudy Narrayan, Stuart Hall, and Paul Boeteng.
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