Black British Cinema refers to films produced in the United Kingdom that focus on the experiences, culture, and stories of the Black British community. This genre has gained prominence since the 1980s, showcasing diverse narratives that reflect the complexities of identity, race, and social issues. Notable films include Small Axe, directed by Steve McQueen, which explores the lives of West Indian immigrants in London. The movement has been shaped by various filmmakers, actors, and writers who bring unique perspectives to the screen. Key figures include Michaela Coel, known for her work on I May Destroy You, and John Boyega, who has starred in both independent films and major franchises.