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Countryman (1982)

A young woman crash-lands her plane in Jamaica. A local named Countryman rescues her and leads her away from the authorities, who have fabricated a story about the plane, involving drug and arms smuggling by the CIA, in order to gain popularity in an upcoming election.

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Andrew B 26 Jun 2012

In this great portrayal of life in certain parts of Jamaica, you are exposed to a culture with differing morals and values of western society. A very interesting movie that will teach you a lot about Rastafari life.

Andy B 12 Nov 2007

Jamaica . Island records' Chris Blackwell made this movie happen . Soundtrack is Bob Marley and the Wailers, Toots and the Maytails, Steel Pulse, Dennis Brown, Lee Perry etc. Simple plot, and loads of Rasta culture . Top movie of it's kind

Charles B 23 Apr 2011

Rastafarian fisherman with a big heart takes care of a confused american couple that crashes into Jamaica in a small aeroplane. without a doubt he handle wounds and feed the helpless caucasians not knwing what implications this wil have for himself and the littlefishing village he lives in. Some parts are blurry (I watch the movie without subtitles, and I'm swedish for gods sake) Some parts a bit strange and others are straightforward action. The reggaemusic follows the movie everywhere of course, but this is not a film that actually is about music like "the harder they come" or "Rockers" were, but the script is influenced by the lyrics of music of the giamnt himself, Mr Bob Marley. Close to real events with violence around elections and corruption in the police force. Jamaica is in deed a beautiful but brutal country.

Jared H 30 Mar 2008

It was a very interesting film. The plot is very hard to follow. I believe that is because of the dialect of Jamaica and probably a few gaps in plots. As far as the depiction of the culture of Jamaica and Rastas it is a good representation. There are hardly any trained actors so most people are playing themselves. The Soundtrack is amazing tho sometimes it seems to clash with what you just saw happen. Overall enjoyable just not a masterpiece.

Original G 19 Oct 2010

This is the story of a living legend named Countryman (as himself) and his battle against the corrupt Jamaican government. He's a ganja smoking, homeless, superhuman Rastaman. One day Countryman saves a couple after he sees their plane crash into a swamp full of crocodiles. They are nice people, but for some reason the Jamaican government sends out the army to go kill them. Can Countryman defeat the crocodiles, cops and the whole Jamaican army with his bare hands? Well, as long as someone has a fat doobie to fuel his Rastafari superpowers he can. Hey Bogart: Puff puff give!