Better Mus' Come: In Theaters: March 15, 2013

Film Reviewed by Kam Williams

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In Theaters: Mar 15, 2013 Limited

Written and Directed by Storm Saulter

Rating: Unrated
Genre: Drama
Runtime: 1 hr. 44 min.
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The first acquisition of AFFRM's new ARRAY label, Better Mus' Come is a stunning love story unfolding at one of the most violent moments in Jamaican history, when rival gangs were enlisted by warring political factions to disrupt the democratic process - and bloodshed was unleashed on the streets.

In Kingston, Jamaica, in the late 1970s, the two main political parties enlist the support of gangs to enforce their policies and advance their political agenda. Young Ricky is a community leader and father, whose gang is aligned to one party. One day he meets Kamala, who belongs to a community controlled by the other party, and the two instantly connect. Will their love triumph, or will bigger forces win the day?

Based on true events. Better Mus' Come is the debut film of writer/director Storm Saulter and was produced by award-winning filmmaker Paul Bucknor (The Full Monty). The film has a sizzling original score and all Jamaican lead cast, with an electrifying cameo appearance by Roger Guenveur Smith (Malcolm X, Do the Right Thing, American Gangster) as Prime Minister, delivering the political speech that ended with the promise, Better Mus Come! , reflecting his party's commitment to greater social justice and equality for all Jamaicans.


ARRAY is the Rebirth of the African-American Film Festival Releasing Movement (AFFRM)

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