WATCH A REAL BLACK HERO ON THE BIG SCREEN
Upcoming screenings include Cardiff, London, Birmingham, Newcastle
----- CARDIFF, NOVEMBER 6
----- Chapter Arts Centre at 6pm
----- Hosted by Cinema Golau
----- LONDON, NOVEMBER 7
----- Lexi Cinema at 6:30pm
----- Hosted by Black History Studies
----- BIRMINGHAM, NOVEMBER 9
----- Midlands Arts Centre at 5:15pm
----- Hosted by Recognize Black Heritage & Culture
----- LONDON, NOVEMBER 10
----- Brixton Town Hall at 1pm
----- Hosted by Nubian Jak Community Trust
----- NEWCASTLE, NOVEMBER 16
----- Tyneside Cinema at 5:45pm
----- Hosted by Dunja Fehimović, Harambee ------ ----------- Pasadia and Ladies of Midnight Blue
Celebrate Richard Finch with Us
Mr. Ulric Cross' son toured with HERO across the UK over the past six weeks
Richard Finch is Ulric Cross's son, who is the icon at the centre of HERO. We are honored and delighted that he came all the way from South Africa to participate in our UK Tour and show his appreciation and support for the film.

Come wish him a great trip home!

Pre-order your HERO T-shirt and mugs and pick them up at the party!!!
Nickolai Salcedo Interviewed by The Voice
Hero star Nickolai Salcedo: "We need to see the good in...

PRODUCED AND directed by Frances-Anne Solomon, Hero tells the story of Trinidadian war veteran Ulric Cross, a role performed and executed with aplomb by Nickolai Salcedo. A visual performing artist, Salcedo told Lifestyle that it was important...

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www.voice-online.co.uk
From Nostalgia to Veteran Remembrance Ceremonies
HERO journeys to Oxford, London and Northampton
Art Curator and friend of Ulric Cross Chili Hawes hosts HERO
The October Gallery in London filled up with old friends of Ulric Cross and some distinguished guests. Included in the attendance on November 1st, 2019 was Kwame Nkrumah's musical director, Ian Hall Actor, Ulric's Savile Row Tailor, Andrew Ramroop and Opera Singer and Brian Carter-Green who flew in from France for the screening.
Chili Hawes gave a warm welcome and hosted a Q&A panel with Director, Frances-Anne Solomon, Lead Actor Nickolai Salcedo and Ulric Cross' Son, Richard Finch.
Lead Actor Nickolai Salcedo heads to Oxford and meets some incredible people with nostalgic connections to Ulric Cross
An intense and thought-provoking post-screening Q&A at the Phoenix Picturehouse in Oxford on October 20th, 2019 revealed some very interesting recounting of Mr. Ulric Cross and personal connections to him.

In the crowd were Retired RAF Wing Commander, Stephen Westheim as well Gill Jones, daughter of RAF Veteran, Roy Crampton fellow-squadron mates in the Royal Air Force.

Photo on Right: Nickolai Salcedo with Gill Jones and family
Left to right: Author, Laurene Hoyte-West and Nickolai Salcedo .
A touching Northampton Remembrance Ceremony and Veterans in attendance makes for a special HERO Screening
Robert Henry kindly hosts HERO in Northampton on November 3rd, 2019 at The Cripps Hall . A touching ceremony led by Major Jake Baker with War Veterans and exaltation started the night followed by a screening and Q&A hosted by Former RAF, Garry Stewart . Panel discussion included Director, Frances-Anne Solomon, Lead Actor Nickolai Salcedo and Richard Finch who is the Son of Ulric Cross.
Actor and Opera Singer, Brian Carter-Green loved the film so much that he hopped on the road to Northampton with the crew. Sporting his HERO T-Shirt, he showed his support for the film. .
Above : Standard Bearer proudly holds the flag and Director, Frances-Anne takes in the auspicious moment of remembrance.
Left : Major Jake Baker awaits Standard Bearer pre-ceremony.
Meet Some of Our Amazing Hosts
Bringing Mr. Ulric Cross' journey to audiences around the country
NUBIAN JAK COMMUNITY TRUST
London, Brixton Town Hall

Nubian Jak is an African and Caribbean community organisation that provides products and services to the generic population of the UK and internationally. Jak Beula, founder, has included HERO on their yearly Remembrance Day event.

Learn more about Nubian Jak here.
CARAMEL FILM CLUB
London, Hackney Picturehouse

Caramel Film Club is an award nominated membership organisation directed by Be Manzini spotlighting films by or with Black talent to champion and help sustain diversity within the industry.

HOLIDAY GIFT FOR YOUR HERO
GIVE OR GET YOUR HERO MERCH TODAY!
It is almost time for the holidays and we have the perfect gift for your HERO!

Official “You Are My Hero” Limited Edition T-Shirts available online or a screening near you!

Your purchase directly supports the distribution of our film.
Sponsored by Pempeople|
Accessories by Nicola Jane-Reid @thecrazycoolsexy | Photography by Dahlia Fernandes @dahliamusicnow | Models: Nicola Jane-Reid & Nickolai Salcedo @nickolai.salcedo
Are you a local event organiser? Would you like to host a screening of HERO in your area?

HERO wants to connect with community influencers with wide audience reach to lead and support screenings across the country during Black History Month, and throughout November 2019 across the UK.

From Feb 2020, HERO will begin its Tour of the US, the Caribbean and Africa!

Please contact herofilm2012@gmail.com for more information about hosting a screening of HERO.