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![Misrepresentation of minority groups has ruined a movie for six in 10 film fans.<br/><br/>Hugh Grant as an Oompa Loompa in ‘Wonka’ and Johnny Depp as a Native American in ‘The Lone Ranger’ both deemed inappropriate castings according to 19 per cent.<br/><br/>The poll, of 2,000 adults who watch films, found 39 per cent believe it’s unacceptable that minority characters are often played by actors in majority groups - for example, a disabled character being played by an able-bodied actor.<br/><br/>For this reason, 54 per cent think there should be more effort made for diverse actors to play diverse roles.<br/><br/>But 44 per cent think this would improve if there were younger film directors, according the study by M&Ms’s.<br/><br/>Although 34 per cent don’t believe there is enough funding for young filmmakers to realise their dreams in the UK.<br/><br/>It comes as Funke, Fatima and Madame Bunmi [https://youtu.be/ljAXAkSWNhQ?si=MlUrKis1y5NcL8ZB], directed by Christine Ubochi, has been named the winner of the M&M’s Short Film Festival 2024 following its premiere in London's Leicester Square last night.<br/><br/>The festival helps the next generation of diverse filmmakers create their own short film by accessing funding and expert mentorship.<br/><br/>The winning director, whose film follows two friends who enlist a witch doctor to achieve their dream bodies before their 18th birthday party, said: “I remember speaking to a career advisor at university about pursuing a career in the arts.<br/><br/>“She sat me down very earnestly and told me to consider something else, because it’s incredibly hard to get into the industry.<br/><br/>“She was right. I know it's an industry that’s hard to break into, and a challenge I’ve faced is getting back up after the rejections and carrying on.<br/><br/>“I'm taking the journey day by day, and would love to encourage other aspiring film-makers to keep on going.<br/><br/>“There are opportunities out there, like the M&M’s Short Film Festival, and we all deserve for our voices to be heard in film.<br/><br/>“It’s been an incredible journey and winning the funding to make my short film is unreal.<br/><br/>“I made a promise to commit myself to writing and telling stories this year, especially those which amplify the underrepresented groups in society.”<br/><br/>The premiere of the film was attended by Kiss Breakfast presenter and Diversity dancer, Jordan Banjo.<br/><br/>He said: “Whether it's on the big or small screen, everyone deserves to feel part of the story they're watching.<br/><br/>“It’s always been important to me that film and television speaks to people from all walks of life, and represents them for who they are, rather than stereotypes that can be perpetuated.<br/><br/>“M&M'S Short Film Festival has empowered new talent to create some truly authentic films, and I'm proud to support the initiative.”](https://cdn8.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KHILgHmSwG_D0Gx9coJMcMl9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_misrepresentation-of-minority-groups-has-ruined-a-movie-for-six-in-10-film-fans.webp "Misrepresentation of minority groups has ruined a movie for six in 10 film fans.<br/><br/>Hugh Grant as an Oompa Loompa in ‘Wonka’ and Johnny Depp as a Native American in ‘The Lone Ranger’ both deemed inappropriate castings according to 19 per cent.<br/><br/>The poll, of 2,000 adults who watch films, found 39 per cent believe it’s unacceptable that minority characters are often played by actors in majority groups - for example, a disabled character being played by an able-bodied actor.<br/><br/>For this reason, 54 per cent think there should be more effort made for diverse actors to play diverse roles.<br/><br/>But 44 per cent think this would improve if there were younger film directors, according the study by M&Ms’s.<br/><br/>Although 34 per cent don’t believe there is enough funding for young filmmakers to realise their dreams in the UK.<br/><br/>It comes as Funke, Fatima and Madame Bunmi [https://youtu.be/ljAXAkSWNhQ?si=MlUrKis1y5NcL8ZB], directed by Christine Ubochi, has been named the winner of the M&M’s Short Film Festival 2024 following its premiere in London's Leicester Square last night.<br/><br/>The festival helps the next generation of diverse filmmakers create their own short film by accessing funding and expert mentorship.<br/><br/>The winning director, whose film follows two friends who enlist a witch doctor to achieve their dream bodies before their 18th birthday party, said: “I remember speaking to a career advisor at university about pursuing a career in the arts.<br/><br/>“She sat me down very earnestly and told me to consider something else, because it’s incredibly hard to get into the industry.<br/><br/>“She was right. I know it's an industry that’s hard to break into, and a challenge I’ve faced is getting back up after the rejections and carrying on.<br/><br/>“I'm taking the journey day by day, and would love to encourage other aspiring film-makers to keep on going.<br/><br/>“There are opportunities out there, like the M&M’s Short Film Festival, and we all deserve for our voices to be heard in film.<br/><br/>“It’s been an incredible journey and winning the funding to make my short film is unreal.<br/><br/>“I made a promise to commit myself to writing and telling stories this year, especially those which amplify the underrepresented groups in society.”<br/><br/>The premiere of the film was attended by Kiss Breakfast presenter and Diversity dancer, Jordan Banjo.<br/><br/>He said: “Whether it's on the big or small screen, everyone deserves to feel part of the story they're watching.<br/><br/>“It’s always been important to me that film and television speaks to people from all walks of life, and represents them for who they are, rather than stereotypes that can be perpetuated.<br/><br/>“M&M'S Short Film Festival has empowered new talent to create some truly authentic films, and I'm proud to support the initiative.”")
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_marion-harris-memphis-blues-1921.webp "Folks I've just been down, down to Memphis town,<br/>That's where the people smile, smile on you all the while.<br/>Hospitality, they were good to me.<br/>I couldn't spend a dime, and had the grandest time.<br/><br/>I went out a dancing with a Tennessee dear,<br/>They had a fellow there named Handy with a band you should hear<br/>And while the folks gently swayed, all the band folks played Real harmony.<br/>I never will forget the tune that Handy called the Memphis Blues.<br/>Oh yes, them Blues.<br/><br/>They've got a fiddler there that always slickens his hair<br/>And folks he sure do pull some bow.<br/>And when the big Bassoon seconds to the Trombones croon.<br/>It moans just like a sinner on Revival Day, on Revival Day.<br/><br/>Oh that melody sure appealed to me.<br/>Just like a mountain stream rippling on it seemed.<br/>Then it slowly died, with a gentle sigh<br/>Soft as the breeze that whines high in the summer pines.<br/><br/>Hear me people, hear me people, hear I pray,<br/>I'm going to take a million lesson's 'til I learn how to play<br/>Because I seem to hear it yet, simply can't forget<br/>That blue refrain.<br/><br/>There's nothing like the Handy Band that played the Memphis Blues so grand.<br/>Oh play them Blues.<br/>That melancholy strain, that ever haunting refrain<br/>Is like a sweet old sorrow song.<br/>Here comes the very part that wraps a spell around my heart.<br/>It sets me wild to hear that loving tune a gain,<br/>The Memphis Blues.<br/><br/>Between making her first acoustic disc in 1916 and her first electrical disc in 1927, Marion Harris evolved from vaudeville \")
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