English-Nigerian filmmaker Ngozi Onwurah made history in 1995 with the first feature directed by a Black British woman to be released in U.K. cinemas, “Welcome II the Terrordome.” The main reason is because it was a Black film, and an angry Black film. Especially as a Black woman, it was definitely perceived as nihilistic. “My big kind of bugbear was that all Black films at the time that you saw … were gritty social realism, camera-on-your-shoulder, available light. It took a few years before you understood that was the first Black British feature film, theatrically released feature film, by a Black woman.