Reposted from Channel 4 website
Date: Thursday 24th October
Time: 11.05pm on Channel 4
Debbie, who's 25, and Holly, who's 19, are each immersed in or passionate about Jamaican culture, from X-rated bashment styles to food, patois or having a family with a Jamaican-born man.
Debbie has three children with Jamaican-born Variel. But when she discovers that Variel is about to have a child with another woman, she questions the conventions of the family structure that he expects.
Criminology student Holly lives in a predominantly white suburb in Kent. Turned off by the prospect of the local social and club scene, Holly dreams of acceptance in the alluring, expressive world of Jamaican bashment and begins going to club nights, often as the only white girl on the dance floor.
Vanessa Van-Yeboah's documentary is part of First Cut, the critically acclaimed, eclectic documentary strand that showcases distinctive new films by up and coming directors.
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