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Black Note (2022)

We Live In A Diverse World.

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 5M

Director : Charlie Vjestica, Beach Darnley

Synopsis

A short documentary that explores hidden histories of black culture across the city of Manchester. It follows presenters Beach Darnley and Charlie Vjestica as they cover and uncover stories from music performers linked to the rich history behind this universe. They share their thoughts on how it's represented in today's world and what effect it has on the artists, the industry, and society as a whole.

Actors

Charlie Vjestica
Charlie Vjestica
Presenter / Self
Beach Darnley
Beach Darnley
Presenter / Self
Expensive Black
Expensive Black
Self
Sean Wilson
Sean Wilson
DJ Britanico / Self
Drake
Drake
Archival Footage / Self
Chuck Berry
Chuck Berry
Archival Footage / Self
Stevie Wonder
Stevie Wonder
Archival Footage / Self

Crews

Charlie Vjestica
Charlie Vjestica
Director
Charlie Vjestica
Charlie Vjestica
Editor
Beach Darnley
Beach Darnley
Director
Charlie Vjestica
Charlie Vjestica
Camera Operator
Beach Darnley
Beach Darnley
Camera Operator
Charlie Vjestica
Charlie Vjestica
Sound
Beach Darnley
Beach Darnley
Sound
Charlie Vjestica
Charlie Vjestica
Sound Editor
Beach Darnley
Beach Darnley
Editorial Production Assistant
Expensive Black
Expensive Black
Music
Charlie Vjestica
Charlie Vjestica
Title Graphics
Will Grant
Will Grant
Producer
Charlie Vjestica
Charlie Vjestica
Producer
Beach Darnley
Beach Darnley
Producer
Beach Darnley
Beach Darnley
Writer

Trailers and other movies

Black Note (2021) | Best Documentry Nominated Film

Posters and backgrounds

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