Dec 4, 2019 58 min

No Blue Vue?

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There is no way we couldn't speak on this. The movie Blue Story has recently been released in Cinemas in U.K. and within the first weekend, controversy arose surrounding the movie. An incident occurred in Birmingham where Children aged around 13 years old were seen with Machetes. Due to that incident, VUE a cinema chain banned Blue Story from being filmed across the country. We discuss the following: Was it right to ban Blue Story? Was the ban institutionally racist? Does the movie influence the youth negatively? Follow us on Social Media: Twitter: @thepointpdcst Instagram: @thepointpodcast Lets us know your thoughts, enjoy!!!

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