Blakk wi Blak...k...k

Blakk wi Blak...k...k

Release date : January 1, 1993
Runtime : 59m
Countries of origin : Canada / Jamaica /
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January 1, 1993 59m Canada Documentary More
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"The bridge built in 'Blakk wi Blak...k...k' takes its audience back and forth between Jamaica and Toronto in a rapid-fire commute that soon blurs the two places into one. At the centre of this swirl is world renowned dub poet Mutabaruka, possessed of one of the most trenchant tongues in Jamaica. In this fast-paced portrait co-directed by Canadian poet Lillian Allen, he brings his wit and sharp intelligence to some of his favourite subjects-tourism, Marcus Garvey, true Rastafari, and fast food as chemical warfare. Both in performance and interview, his liberation lessons, comic asides and dubwise Rastafarian philosophy cut hard to the bone." - Cameron Bailey
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  • title:Blakk wi Blak...k...k
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 1993
  • Runtime:59m
  • Genres: Documentary · Music ·
  • Countries of origin: Canada · Jamaica ·
  • Original Language:
  • Director: Lillian Allen / Giovanni Samprogna /
  • Writers:
  • Production companies:
  • Overview:"The bridge built in 'Blakk wi Blak...k...k' takes its audience back and forth between Jamaica and Toronto in a rapid-fire commute that soon blurs the two places into one. At the centre of this swirl is world renowned dub poet Mutabaruka, possessed of one of the most trenchant tongues in Jamaica. In this fast-paced portrait co-directed by Canadian poet Lillian Allen, he brings his wit and sharp intelligence to some of his favourite subjects-tourism, Marcus Garvey, true Rastafari, and fast food as chemical warfare. Both in performance and interview, his liberation lessons, comic asides and dubwise Rastafarian philosophy cut hard to the bone." - Cameron Bailey
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