Rivers of Blood: 50 Years On(2018)

The story of multicultural Britain through the eyes of several generations.

Rivers of Blood: 50 Years On is a documentary that traces Britain's immigration landscape across five decades, beginning from Conservative MP Enoch Powell's inflammatory 1968 speech. The film examines how race, religion, integration and multiculturalism have shaped the nation since that pivotal moment. Through archival footage and contemporary analysis, it explores the tensions and transformations that followed Powell's words, investigating whether Britain's approach to immigration and diversity has genuinely evolved. The documentary presents a measured look at a deeply divisive period in British history, considering both the social upheaval and the gradual shifts in attitudes toward newcomers. It's essential viewing for anyone seeking to understand modern Britain's complex relationship with immigration and identity.