Here’s an interview from TALLAWAH with the director/writer/producer Chris Browne of the latest Jamaican movie Ghett’A Life to hit the big screens. The movie is “an against the odds action drama set in a politically turbulent inner city community of Kingston. Derrick, a determined inner city teenager realizes his dream of

Come support the premiere of “Bad Friday”, a documentary film this Thursday 6:30pm at the Bob Marley Museum. This is a Kingston On The Edge (KOTE) endorsed event. As many of you may have heard, there will be no KOTE 2011 but there will instead be a series of KOTE endorsed

Here’s a trailer on a documentary by David Ritter that examines the minority groups of Jamaica from a contemporary and historic outlook. David Ritter is a film maker, adventurer, lover of music and art, and the director and creator of the ‘Forgotten Faces’ series. ‘Forgotten Faces’ is a video documentary

The latest Jamaican movie to hit the big screen, “Out The Gate” has opened at number 13 in the US. An Arts_and_Entertainment_News report indicates that “From a list of 112 movies currently playing in United States theaters the weekend of May 13th, box office gross reports show the indie film starring

Here’s the trailer from “Ghett’A Life”, the latest Jamaican film about to hit the big screen. Written and directed by local film maker, Chris Browne, “Ghett’A Life” is scheduled to be released in local cinemas this summer. The movie tells the story of an inner-city youth who discovers boxing but faces challenges due

February 25th there will be a preview of the Jamaica Reggae Film Festival 2011 at the Legend Cafe, Bob Marley Museum on Hope Road. This film festival will showcase feature films, documentaries, short films and music videos featuring Jamaica’s reggae music and culture. The festival is presented by the Jamaica

There will be some special screenings of Storm Saulter’s new movie, Better Mus’ Come  in Kingston during the holiday season: Sunday December 26th at 10pm at CARIB 5 – Cross Roads, Kingston Monday December 27th at 10pm at CARIB 5 – Cross Roads, Kingston The cost will be the cost

COMING SOON… Upcoming Jamaican movie, ‘Kingston Paradise’ is an exciting new Jamaican film that journeys through rough chaotic inner-city Kingston where hustlers Rocksy and Rosie dare to dream. Their lives change dramatically when a plot to steal an expensive car is carried out forcing them into a process of self-discovery

The Harder They Come, Jamaica’s first feature film is now available on iTunes and AppleTV! To celebrate, Jakes is offering a special to anyone who sends in their proof of purchase of the film now through December 31st. For more info

Check out this hilarious short Jamaican animated film! This Jamaican entry was the winner of the Best Caribbean Animation Award at Animae Caribe Animation and New Media Festival 2010. For more see YouTube.