BlacKkKlansman, Channel 4, 9pm Spike Lee’s 2018 film is based on a 2014 memoir by retired Colorado Springs police officer Ron Stallworth, the first African-American on the city’s force, in which he tells how he infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan in the late 1970s. Hence the spellcheck-taxing title. Unsurprisingly given the premise, Lee’s adaptation is a black comedy. Stallworth is played by future Tenet star John David Washington. We first meet him in the early 1970s as he’s reassigned from menial duties in the records department to a job keeping tabs on civil rights leader Stokely Carmichael while he’s in town. This brings him into contact with Patrice Dumas (Laura Harrier), a young black activist, and the two are soon an item though understandably Stallworth keeps the fact that he’s a policeman under wraps.
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BBC, ITV and more - Your Easter TV guide for Bank Holiday weekend. (Canva) Easter Bank Holiday weekend is here and when you ve had your fill of barbecues and the sunny weather there is plenty on the box to keep you entertained. The TV schedule may not be as jammed packed this year compared to previous years given the shortage of filming during the Covid pandemic. Despite this, the nation s favourite channels and streaming sites are still offering some great dramas, documentaries and films to catch over the bank holiday weekend. Here are some of the best things to watch this Easter Weekend in 2021.