This is the third and final part of Rasta: The Movement. See how you movement grew from being outcast to society to Bob Marley raising the hands of Jamaicas prime minister and the opposition leader. See how the movement grew out of Jamaica and went international. All credit for this video belongs to Rice and Peas Films. 18 Karat Reggae had no part in the filming and is not trying to take any credit. We are just helping to share the knowledge. The title of of the film is Roaring Lion. Filmed in Jamaica, Roaring Lion charts the growth and development of the Rastafarian Movement and its founder, the former Garveyite Leonard Howell. With interviews from the renowned academic and Rasta scholar Professor Barry Chevannes and several of the movements leading figures, Mortimmo Plano, Fimore Alvaranga, Dago and Gertrude Campbell, the documentary charts the Movements growth from a persecuted commune in the foothills of Pinnacle, Jamaica, to an internationally recognized religion. Roaring Lion is the first documentary officially endorsed by leading elders of the Rastafarian Movement.
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