BBC Orders Raft Of Factual Including ‘Frida & Diego’, ‘Black Art Matters’, ‘The Bolsonaros’ & ‘Union With David Olusoga’
. Executive producer is Lucy Pilkington and the series will be made in association with Afua Hirsch and her production company, Born In Me., a five-part BBC Two docu-series about union and disunion in the UK. The historian will explore the current division along the borders between the ‘home nations’ but how social class and inequality remains entrenched in the UK, as does England’s north-south divide and the historic dominance of London.
Also announced today is a new series of plays with theatres across the UK; a new selection of monologues for BBC Four on the theme of poverty; and a feature-length film about British composer Michael Tippett by filmmaker John Bridcut.
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