When yu think of Jamaican films, what names readily come to mind? Chances are Shottas, Third World Cop, Dancehall Queen, classics like Perry Henzel’s ‘The Harder They Come’ tend to characterize the genre.
Traditionally explored themes usually involve sexuality, guns, drugs: criminality in general, and let’s not forget the gritty underside of the entertainment industry. But, if we’re to explore Jamaican society through the lens, what about our good side? Surely there are other angles that beg for exploration!
For the past few weeks, we’ve been diving into the intricate flavours of a Jamaican film product. One with a few familiar faces, but with a different take on relatable stories that beg to be told!
Presented by:
Joy Kelly
