May 21, 2013
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Posts tagged: Storm Saulter

Touch Di Road with Mamachel: Bacchanal Jamaica


Words by Mamachel

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Better Mus Come: New Screenings, Exclusive Clip + NY Premiere Photos

Words by LargeUp Crew, Photos by LargeUp Staff and Xyenz Fyxion

Better Mus Come

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EVENT: Win Tickets to See “Better Mus’ Come” in NYC

Words by LargeUp Crew—

Better Mus Come NY Flyer

After years of racking up praise at film festivals and at home in Jamaica, Storm Saulter’s Better Mus’ Come—which has been called the Jamaican movie production since The Harder They Come— is finally set to hit US theaters this weekend. The movie, a period piece set against the real-life political upheaval of late ’70s Jamaica starring Sheldon Shepard of Jamaican dub poetry group No-Maddz and model/actress/singer Nicole “Sky” Grey, begins a week-long theatrical run in New York City and Los Angeles on Friday, March 15 at the AMC Empire 25 and Downtown Independent, respectively. One-night engagements will also be held in seven US cities—Atlanta, Chicago, DC, Houston, Philly and Seattle— on Wednesday, March 13.

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Pon De Screen: “Better Mus’ Come”—To a Theatre Near You

Words by Emily Shapiro—

Better Mus Come

Storm Saulter’s award-winning Better Mus’ Come, starring Sheldon Shepard of Jamaican dub poetry group No-Maddz and model/actress/singer Nicole “Sky” Grey, has been heralded as one of the best Caribbean films since The Harder They Come. We’ve been on board from early, and even featured Storm and the movie in one of our earliest LargeUp TV webisodes. If you live in New York, perhaps you saw us in the building for Better Mus’ Come‘s New York City premiere, at the Walter Reade Theatre at Lincoln Center. The place was full to capacity, with viewers sitting in the aisles just to catch the flick. (Check out the webisode from that, too.)

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Watch Me Now: New Caribbean Cinema’s ‘Ring Di Alarm’ In NYC

Words by LargeUp Crew—

New Caribban Cinema's Ring di Alarm

Fresh off the success of their debut feature Better Mus’ Come, the crew of emerging filmmakers known as New Caribbean Cinema are back with a new feature, Ring Di Alarm. Described as Tales From The Hood meets the Caribbean, Ring Di Alarm collects seven short films from the six up-and-coming directors that make up the NCC collective: Better Mus’ Come director Storm Saulter, Michelle Serieux, Joel Burke, Nile Saulter, Michael “Ras Tingle” Tingling and Kyle Chin.

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LargeUp Interview: Q+A with Actress/Model Sky Nicole Grey

Interview by Sherman Escoffery—

After first catching our attention in Storm Saulter‘s award-winning Jamaican feature film Better Mus’ Come, in which she shined as the female lead Kemala, Jamaican model-turned-actress Sky Nicole Grey is back on our radar with her role in Restless City, director Andrew Dosumnu’s intoxicating look into the experience of young African immigrants in New York City. Grey, who, it turns out, is also a budding recording artist, stopped by our RadioLily.com show The LargeUp Sessions week before last and chopped it up with our Sherman Escoffery and DJ Gravy about her roles in the aforementioned films, and to give us a taste of her debut single, “Lollipop.” Read on for portions of that interview, and check the African American Film Releasing Movement website to see when you can screen Restless City in your city, if you haven’t caught it already.

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