"This house believes that films featuring ethnic minorities should only be produced by those who have the ethnic identity being represented."

6. Write your own 500 word argument on your blog either for or against the debate proposition: "This house believes that films featuring ethnic minorities should only be produced by those who have the ethnic identity being represented."

Gone too far is an energizing, interesting and drawing in film by Destiny Ekaragha's which investigates the crossing points of dark personality through the characters of British-Nigerian young person Yemi (Malachi Kirby) and his guileless foreigner sibling Ikuadyisi (OC Ukeje). The film is quick paced and pressed with schadenfreud, being determined to a day around the bequests and high boulevards of Peckham. Yemi's sibling, Ikuadyisi, gets into a wide range of inconvenience upon his entry when they pass by some Okra, a staple sustenance of Nigeria, and Yemi's endeavors to inspire uproarious mouthed nearby diva Armani (Shanika Warren Markland) prompts to Ikuadyisi battling for himself in the city of Peckham. The issues they confront with the nearby group, their mom and Armani highlights a few racial issues while likewise giving droll cleverness to the gathering of people.