Both Martine and Grace were seen getting ready for the day, being late for a delivery and attending an interview for Businesswoman of the Year, before they both headed to the hospital for an appointment after they both recently discovered a lump on their breast.
Unfortunately, despite the apparent similarities between Martine and Grace s days, many elements were very different, with Martine experiencing a number of microaggressions from others and being denied the chance to see the doctor after Peri Lomax (Ruby O Donnell) double booked her and Grace s appointments.
Martine headed home and answered a question for her Businesswoman of the Year application about a day in her life , explaining that she was tired of microaggressions.
BFI Future Film Festival announces 2021 film programme, awards jury and award nominees
The 14th BFI Future Film Festival runs 18 to 21 February 2021, with free festival programme available online globally to aspiring filmmakers aged 16 to 25.
22 January 2021
The BFI today announces the programme of 45 short films that have been selected to screen in the 14th edition of the BFI Future Film Festival, which will take place online from 18 to 21 February 2021. The films, which will all be available to watch for free on BFI Player during the festival (UK only), are eligible for the BFI Future Film Festival Awards, supported by Netflix, the nominees for which are also revealed today. Three of the 10 awards will be judged by an esteemed festival jury chaired by Number 9 Films’ Elizabeth Karlsen, alongside activist and filmmaker Waad Al-Kateab (For Sama), broadcaster and filmmaker Reggie Yates (BBC3 Extreme Series) and actors Daisy Edgar-Jones (Normal People) and Malachi Kirby (Mangrove