30 years ago, Ngozi Onwurah made history by becoming the first Black female filmmaker in Britain to have a film released theatrically. As she’ll tell you, that release was extremely “limited,” but nonetheless, Welcome II the Terrordome stands in the history books as a monumental achievement. A scrappy, no-budget glimpse at the realities of Black life in England, the film was first met with rejection by the white establishment but has since been reclaimed as an Afrofuturist masterpiece. Speaking to...

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