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Apr. 17 A Film Which Poses Topical Problems: In production in London at the moment is a new film which popes many of the questions concerning racialism and integration, which are being discussed in Parliament today. It is Two Gentlemen Sharing, produced by Barry Kulick and directed by Ted Kotcheff. The film concerns two young men, one Jamaican, who are sharing a flat - each seeking the best that can be had from one another's world - and each failing to realise that integration means more than sexual satisfaction and social involvement. Our pictures show what happens when the two boys, played by Robin Phillips, and Jamaican actor Hal Frederick - go to a jump up in Finsbury Park Town Hall. Robin, as Roddy Pater, meets the attractive Daisy May Williams, from Sierra Leone, and Andrew McKenzie (Val Frederick) meets Judy Geeson, as Jane. At a jump up in Islington, in a scene from the contraversial new film, which deals with the colour problem, Two Gentlemen sharing, Norman Rossington dances with the lovely Daisy Mae Williams, from Sierra Leone

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