The Black Audio Film Collective (BAFC) is a group of British artists and filmmakers formed in 1982. They focus on exploring themes of race, identity, and culture through innovative film and video projects. The collective is known for its experimental approach, blending documentary and fiction to challenge mainstream narratives. BAFC gained recognition for their influential works, including the film "The Last Angel of History," which examines the impact of technology on Black culture. The collective has played a significant role in the development of Black British cinema and continues to inspire new generations of filmmakers and artists.