| Title: | Jemima and Johnny | |
| Director 1: | Lionel Ngakane | |
| Country: | UK | |
| Year: | 1966 | |
| length: | 28 mins | |
| Colour/b-w: | b&w | |
| Genre: | short film, drama | |
| Screenwriter: | Lionel Ngakane | |
| Cinematographer: | Brian Probyn | |
| Editor: | David Gladwell | |
| Producer: | Robert Angell | |
| Production company: | Knight Film | |
| Cast: | Nicolette Robinson, Patrick Hatfield, Tommy Baptiste | |
| Location: | TABB | |
| TABB No.: | 34 | |
| Synopsis: | The film is told from the perspective of two children, a girl from Jamaica and a white boy who has grown up in London. Against their families' racial prejudice, a friendship develops between the two, and together they explore the world which surrounds them. The film is one of the first British productions made by a black filmmaker. | |
| Keyword 1: | white | |
| Keyword 2: | black | |
| Keyword 3: | children | |
| Keyword 4: | Notting Hill | |
| Keyword 5: | London | |
| Keyword 6: | 1960s | |
| Keyword 7: | racism | |
| Keyword 8: | prejudice | |
| Keyword 9: | mixed-race relationship | |
| Text Reference 1: | Black Independent Film in Britain: Historical Overview | |
| Text Reference 2: | Bidding for the Mainstream? Black and Asian British Film since the 1990s | |
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