Film 11

Anna Black has released a previously screened film onto the internet. Film 11 deals with the inwardly destructive and solitary themes of alcoholism.

Outside Story

At the moment Anna is working on a project helping to invite homeless people into libraries. It's all part of the London of Story project which is going on all across London in June. Below is a video of the launch at the British Library. You can find more information on the Outside Story Website and also the press release

Brent celebrates LGBT history month 2009

Brent celebrates LGBT history month 2009
(SOURCE - BRENT BRAIN)

10/02/2009

To mark this year's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) History Month, Brent-based independent film-maker, Anna Black will be showing her films at a special evening event on 20 February at Willesden Green Library Centre.

The event, which takes place from 6 to 9pm, will also feature movies from the Transgender Film Festival which took place in London recently.

On 26 February the library will be hosting a 'living book' evening, also from 6 to 9pm, in which

readers will have the chance to meet and talk to people from the LGBT community. And throughout February the library will be providing visitors with lists of all the LGBT-themed books and films featured.

Elsewhere in the borough, the Brent Museum has chosen to mark the month with a special LBGT history timeline.

Brent's LGBT History Month activities have been organised in association with the Mosaic LGBT Youth Centre which delivers services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning people under 19 and is funded by Brent Council's youth service.

Mosaic LGBT Youth Centre Manager, Lukasz Konieczka, says: "We are proud of Brent's ethic diversity - now we have an opportunity to explore and celebrate the history and heritage of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities which is key to encouraging inclusion and tackling homophobic hate crime."

To find out more about all LGBT Month activities in Brent, contact Lukasz Konieczka on 07931 336 668 or visit http://www.mosaicyouth.org.uk/. For further information about activities taking place across the UK for LGBT Month, visit http://www.lgbthistorymonth.org.uk/

LINK - HERE
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Brent Magazine Article

An article about the film festival and Anna appears in the The Brent Magazine which is produced by Brent Council and circulated to around 98,000 residents.

SEE ALSO - HERE

LGBT Film Festival

To help celebrate LGBT History Month I'll be screening, along with others, some of my lesbian related short films at the Willesden Centre on Friday 20th Feb from 6pm with a Q & A and hopefully some nice biscuits and possibly cake. Hurrah!

I'll also be taking part in the LGBT "Living Library" talk on Thursday 26th Feb from 6pm

Willesden Green Centre
95 High Road
Willesden
London NW10 2SF
MAP HERE

You can find more details about LGBT History Month at the official website...
http://www.lgbthistorymonth.org.uk/index.htm

LGBT History Month PRESS RELEASE

PRESS RELEASE - BRENT COUNCIL

‘Living books’ and indie films - Brent celebrates LGBT Month 2009

16/01/2009

To mark this year's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) History Month, Brent-based independent film-maker, Anna Black will be showing her films at a special evening event on 20 February at the Willesden Green Library Centre.

The event, which takes place from 6 to 9pm, will also feature movies from the Transgender Film Festival which took place in London recently.

On 26 February the library will be hosting a 'living book' evening, also from 6 to 9pm, in whichreaders will have the chance to meet and talk to people from the LGBT community. And throughout February the library will be providing visitors with lists of all the LGBT-themed books and films featured.

Elsewhere in the borough, the Brent Museum has chosen to mark the Month with a special LBGT History Timeline which can be accessed via the council's website at www.brent.gov.uk.

Brent's LGBT History Month activities have been organised in association with Mosaic LGBT Youth Centre which delivers services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning people under 19 and is funded by the Brent Youth Service.

To find out more about all LGBT Month activities in Brent, contact, Lukasz Konieczka, Mosaic LGBT Youth Centre Manager on 07931 336 668 or visit www.mosaicyouth.org.uk.

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SEE LINK - HERE
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Channel 4 Website

The "Who? What? Where? Did Dodo Go? Show" is featured on the Channel 4 website.

The Global News Terrorists

http://theglobalnews-terrorists.blogspot.com/2008/11/anna-blacks-signed-photograph-quest.html

Channel 4 Blog

http://www.channel4.com/4laughs/feature/blog/index.html

TenFootCity

Channel 4

"The Signed Photograph" is featured in the Channel 4 Comedy Report for October.

http://www.channel4.com/entertainment/tv/microsites/C/comedy/comedyreport/index.html

Folkestone Herald

Movie Monday

BBC Comedy

http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy and archive HERE

"Anna Black down the tube"

Micro Mart

Thanks to the lovely Mr Ashley Frieze (APOTSPOAB # 383) the signed photograph got a plug in edition 1012 of Micro Mart (in the UK) It's in an article about internet dating and is really funny.

Channel 4

Click HERE for an archive of the actual page on Channel4.com

Retro Magazin #6

Full interview (in German) in issue #6 of the German computer publication RETRO MAGAZIN

Retro Magazin #5

Nice piece about the 8BSCSS in the Autumn 2007 edition of German computer publication RETRO MAGAZIN