58 min
Bob Marley One Love Movie: A Community Townhall (Part 1) Carry On Friends: The Caribbean American Experience
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Our latest episode is a joint episode with Style & Vibes and Reels and Riddims with guests from the Breadfruit Media family. Including Chris Williams and Alexandria Miller as well as friends of the show, Indira, Mikey T and Jendai.
We dissect the impact of this film's release on Valentine's Day. From the precise timing to the casting of Kingsley Ben Adir as Bob Marley and Lashana Lynch as Rita Marley, we unpack the layers of expectation, excitement, skepticism and fervent conversations that surround this cinematic tribute to a legend.
Feel the heat of the debate as we wade into the casting controversy that has everyone talking. We navigate the choppy waters of social media opinions, the responsibility of filmmakers to their subjects, and how these decisions ripple through the film's authenticity and success. And we don't stop at the surface; we dig into the implications of these choices for unrecognized talents and the portrayal of cultural figures on the screen.
Concluding this episode we invite listeners to listen to part 2 of this conversation on the Reels & Riddims podcast.
Resources mentioned:
Documentary: Marley , Remastered: Who Shot the Sheriff
Book: No Woman, No Cry by Rita Marley and Hettie Jones
Support the Show.
Connect with @carryonfriends - Instagram | Facebook | YouTube
A Breadfruit Media Production
Our latest episode is a joint episode with Style & Vibes and Reels and Riddims with guests from the Breadfruit Media family. Including Chris Williams and Alexandria Miller as well as friends of the show, Indira, Mikey T and Jendai.
We dissect the impact of this film's release on Valentine's Day. From the precise timing to the casting of Kingsley Ben Adir as Bob Marley and Lashana Lynch as Rita Marley, we unpack the layers of expectation, excitement, skepticism and fervent conversations that surround this cinematic tribute to a legend.
Feel the heat of the debate as we wade into the casting controversy that has everyone talking. We navigate the choppy waters of social media opinions, the responsibility of filmmakers to their subjects, and how these decisions ripple through the film's authenticity and success. And we don't stop at the surface; we dig into the implications of these choices for unrecognized talents and the portrayal of cultural figures on the screen.
Concluding this episode we invite listeners to listen to part 2 of this conversation on the Reels & Riddims podcast.
Resources mentioned:
Documentary: Marley , Remastered: Who Shot the Sheriff
Book: No Woman, No Cry by Rita Marley and Hettie Jones
Support the Show.
Connect with @carryonfriends - Instagram | Facebook | YouTube
A Breadfruit Media Production
58 min