Soul in a White Room (1968)

• 79%
• 1968
• Documentary
• Simon Hartog

The film begins with a pair of female hands stroking the back of a man wearing a white jumper. A second shot reveals the woman's bare bottom being caressed by the man's hands. The man is Omar Blondin Diop, briefly in London to participate in Jean-Luc Godard's Sympathy for the Devil alongside Frankie Dymon and members of the British Black Panthers. During this period, Diop also associated with LFMC figures such as Simon Hartog and David Larcher and wrote a text on Andy Warhol for the Co-op's journal Cinim.