Sometimes, a film with nothing but a pivotal, momentary iconic scene dedicated to the nuptials shared between two characters can earn the entire film a spot in the tiny category. Because, hey, even though the current lockdowns have us all stuck inside , it is wedding season after all. Or at least it can be—on our screens. Factor in her bridesmaids Cynthia Nixon, Kristin Davis, Kim Cattrall each rocking their own bold-toned Zac Posen design, a groom wrestling with cold feet, the fateful death of a floral bouquet, and a bird on the bride's head paired with a cathedral-length veil and you have one of the most iconic and heartbreaking wedding scenes to ever grace the big screen.

Interracial relationships are becoming more common, but are still relatively rare. Speaking to the couples themselves reveals that such unions face distinct challenges. Richard Bashir Otukoya has some bad relationship stories. Most of us have, but his are different.

T his year marks the 50th anniversary of the US supreme court decision in the Loving v Virginia case which declared any state law banning interracial marriages as unconstitutional. A United Kingdom is based on the true story of an African prince who arrived in London in to train as a lawyer, then met and fell in love with a white, British woman. The film tells the tale of love overcoming adversity, but I wonder whether these films are missing something. My mother is British and my father is Algerian.