If the market is fair, then alternatives will be created and potentially be successful

You're naive

https://youtu.be/_dKcCU_T5fw

aka "Asian" man

Those damn Japanese

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Local lad as you can tell from his delightful hue and name

https://twitter.com/The_Write_Type/status/1224025845586702336

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What amazing priorities people have

LOL

TOP PRIORITIES

Money > Welfare

https://twitter.com/qikipedia/status/1224090116223913985?s=19

thing above - why evacuate -after- the incident? may aswell let people finish their food

You assume that would be the only event in that area

So how many baftas have joker and 1917 won so far?

it usually is, and theyre safer inside a building than evacuating if there isnt

daily reminder your film has to include non whites to win a bafta

@system11 Well if they are wearing a potential bomb it is pretty important to leave

they already knew it was fake

I still haven't seen 1917 yet ...only the part of the set I was on

They said 'potential IED' in the video, maybe the police were getting people out of a potential blast-zone? I'm stretching to find something here

i want to see it. im tired of people looking for diversity ratios in awards ceremonies as an aside. fuck off with your idpol shit

Diversity is good

Oh you mean race and gender... Yeah that's stupid

Vetting films for how much brown they have in them just devalues the actually good minority actors imo

Because they're playing on an easier field to their counterparts

Its good because it leads to more tribalism in natives

Never interrupt your enemy when hes making a mistake

Anyone got the baftas on?

Didn't know Robert Forster died

Daily reminder these are the prerequisites for winning a BAFTA; https://www.bfi.org.uk/sites/bfi.org.uk/files/downloads/bfi-diversity-standards-criteria-2019-07-23.pdf
"The Diversity Standards have been adopted by Film4 and BBC Films, so are a requirement for the majority of public funding for film in the UK. Achieving the Standards is also an eligibility requirement for the BAFTA Film Awards categories for Outstanding British Film and Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer. The British Independent Film Awards (BIFA) has expanded their pilot of the Standards to all British feature film categories and the Best British Short Film award in 2019."

We should get rid of that

Be to be honest who really cares about BAFTA's anymore?

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Section A2.

wtf?

They seem to hold sway but Ive never heard anyone talk about it in common parlance

They are at least pseudo cultural

Boris needs to BTFO BBC off the taxpayer's teet