Movies

Jamaican documentary selected for Paris Lift-Off Film Festival 7:40 pm

A documentary which shines the spotlight on the disabled community has been selected for two international film festivals.

Bond heats up cinemas 7:30 pm
No Time to Die, the latest in the James Bond series, opened in Jamaican theatres last Friday — eight days after its United Kingdom premiere. Melanie Graham, marketing manager/director of Palace Amusement Company, the island's sole motion picture...

“Has better come?” 9:30 pm
IT'S been ten years since the release of Storm Saulter's d�but film, Better Mus' Come , the charged, political drama which centred around the backdrop of 1970s Jamaica and the circumstances which could have possibly led to the infamous Green Bay...

One hard act

Tuesday, October 5, 2021

WHEN the third season of CBS reality competition series Tough as Nails premieres on Wednesday at 7:00 pm local time, among its cast members is someone with Jamaican roots.

My Jamaican Girl

Sunday, October 3, 2021

Had it not been for the novel coronavirus pandemic and the restrictions on mass gatherings in Jamaica, Lashana Lynch, star of No time To Die — the latest in the James Bond franchise — had planned to be in Jamaica for the premi�re of the film, which was being planned for...

Moving to Bond's beat

Thursday, September 30, 2021

JAMAICAN dancer/choreographer Tara Price is eagerly awaiting the local release of the 25th instalment in the James Bond spy series, No Time To Die, which premiered at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Tuesday.

'Lion King' actor needs blood

Wednesday, September 29, 2021

BENTON Morris — who is among the Jamaican performers in the hit Disney musical, The Lion King — is facing a life-threatening health situation.

'Flying Razor' set to soar

Thursday, September 23, 2021

IF things go according to plan, there could be a new Jamaican feature film on screens in early 2022.The film, Rising Lion Flying Razor, is the brainchild of writer, producer, director Carlo “Gabre Amlak” Less.

Strong line-up for T&T film fest

Thursday, September 16, 2021

JAMAICA will have a strong delegation for this year's Trinidad+Tobago Film Festival (TTFF), which will be staged online from September 22 to 28.

Everton Dennis joins the gang

Friday, September 10, 2021

With a frightening crime rate that has resulted in hundreds of homicides in the past decade, Chicago is arguably the most violent city in the United States. But for his movie, Gangland, director Jean-Claude La Marre chose the Windy City as a backdrop to one of history's great love...