Went to see this little indie film; slightly put off by lectures about positive discrimination, which I hate (all women; mostly black whereas I just films to be good and don't care about the skin colour, gender, religion or race of the people making it; indeed, as in police, I find positive discrimination leads to a decline in standards). But it's very good (especially the girl playing Best Friend - Kosar Ali - a future superstar) and best of all; my friend Sharon D Clarke, now being acclaimed as one of our best British actresses, has a tiny part (she can rightly command huge fees these days). Recommended.