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Jimmy Cliff Tribute Film!
With a piece in his hand, he takes on the man! This epochal cultural moment brought reggae to the international stage, made Jimmy Cliff a star, and demonstrated how music can change the world.
Fifty years on, The Harder They Come is still electric with the feeling of discovery. This Scarface-esque blend of crime drama and musical follows Cliff’s country-boy-in-search-of-fame as he moves through Jamaica under the guises of laborer, recording artist, convict, ganja dealer, and outlaw folk hero.
Before The Harder They Come, the collective perception of a “foreign film” was largely limited to the Bergmans and the Kurosawas of the world. This game-changer blew those doors off forever—and it still hasn’t lost a drop of its cool, its edge, or its power to make you dance.
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1972, 120 minutes, Jamaica, Directed by Perry Henzell, Rated R
“The definitive post-colonial cult movie musical.”
– Melissa Anderson, VILLAGE VOICE
“With this 1972 cult hit, Jamaican filmmaker Perry Henzell produced a proud, forthright indictment of national and personal corruption.”
– Don Druker, CHICAGO READER
“The reggae soundtrack throbs and crunches and shudders in concert with the raw energy of Henzell’s storytelling and Cliff’s performance, but this doesn’t preclude a shrewdly self-aware debate about representation.”
– Peter Bradshaw, THE GUARDIAN
“Timeless and universal…nothing short of amazing.”
– LOS ANGELES TIMES
“A major cinematic event not to be overlooked.”
– THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER