Who Killed Colin Roach?

This film serves as Isaac Julien's directorial debut and is an important work in the documentary genre. It provides a critical exploration of race, identity, and institutional responses to black communities in Britain during the early 1980s. Through its examination of the events surrounding Colin Roach's death, the film invites viewers to reflect on broader societal issues.

Featuring Benjamin Zephaniah, a prominent figure in black British culture, the documentary presents a poignant look at the impact of police violence and the quest for justice. It is not only a historical account but also a commentary on the perceptions of black identities in the UK. Collectors of documentary films, especially those focusing on social justice and race, will find this title significant for its cultural relevance and historical context.