Roots Rock Reggae is a 1977 documentary directed by Jeremy Marre that captures a pivotal moment in Jamaica's history when music became the island's voice, reflecting its struggles and celebrating its heroes. The film offers an intimate look into the reggae scene of the time, featuring performances and recordings by iconic artists such as Bob Marley and the Wailers, Jimmy Cliff, Lee "Scratch" Perry, and The Abyssinians. It showcases sessions at Perry's legendary Black Ark studio, rehearsals with Sly and Robbie, and live gigs by Inner Circle on Kingston's turbulent streets. Beyond the music, the documentary delves into the social and political landscape of 1970s Jamaica, highlighting the role of reggae as a powerful force for unity and social change.
Documentary start s 7pm
Free entry