Black Cinema Landmark Revisited: Movie fans went to the British Film Institute cinema on a gloomy London evening for the much-anticipated debut of an almost 50-year-old film. Excited audiences saw Horace Ové's beautifully repaired "Pressure," acclaimed as a Black British director's pioneering achievement. Tragically, Ové died a month before his film was to be honored at the London and New York Film Festivals. Aged the London screening, Herbert Norville, who had a crucial role in "...