New Reggae Documentary Shows Uncensored Look Into Culture

A brand new documentary goes deep inside of reggae music culture and its offshoots to provide an intimate look at what goes on behind the scenes, on the road, backstage and inna di yard. The 90-minute flick is called "Reggae Uncensored" and features artists from across the reggae scene, including (but not limited to) Buju Banton, Ninjaman, Sean Paul, Mavado, Beenie Man, Damien Marley, Macka Diamond, Sizzla, Junior Reid and many many more. The story is helped along by the doc's host Chyna and English subtitles are provided to decipher the Jamaican patois spoken by many of the artists involved.One876Entertainment published this description of the upcoming film:

A riveting new documentary that examines the underbelly of the reggae culture internationally with shocking footage and brutally frank interviews is scheduled for release in the American market during Reggae month, on Tuesday February 26, 2008.Appropriately named Reggae Uncensored, the footage showcases key elements of Reggae and its sub-culture in a candid way with sustained images of sizzling performances strung together with generous portions of drugs, sex and the inevitable passa passa.

The DVD will be released in the US on February 26th and will be distributed worldwide by Gold Dust Media (UK folks can get it via HMV). Here is the trailer for the DVD release:Here is a promotional preview of the Beenie Man segment:See One876E for more info.