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The Harder They Come (1972)
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A powerful piece of anti-government propaganda, a poignant slice-of-life movie about the streets of Jamaica, and an action-packed story of a gun-slinging pop star, all set to a classic, unforgettable reggae score. Jimmy Cliff plays a renegade musician from the country who arrives in Kingston to pursue his dreams of stardom. Instead, he ends up doing literal battle against a corrupt police department, a crooked music industry and swindling dope dealers. This violent, vital and ground-breaking film brought reggae to the international stage, made Jimmy Cliff a star, and demonstrated that music and film can changed the world.
Starring:
Jimmy Cliff,
Janet Bartley,
Carl Bradshaw
Director:
Perry Henzell
Features:
30th Anniversary Special Edition, The making-of documentary, "The Harder They Come" music video
Language(s):
English
Subtitle(s):
English
Run Length:
120 minutes
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