"Culture Clash on the Front Line" - The Story of the Jamaicans in Bristol - Full 60 minutes

"CULTURE CLASH ON THE FRONT LINE" the story of Jamaicans in Bristol.
Narrated by local poet Miles Chambers, "CULTURE CLASH ON THE FRONT LINE" covers the last six decades of what is now the second largest Jamaican community in the world outside Jamaica; St Paul's in Bristol England. A community, whose past has been as fruitful and instrumental in laying down the foundations for our modern multiethnic society, as it has been turbulent and painful.
Featuring key members of the St Paul's community "CULTURE CLASH ON THE FRONT LINE" is an emotive and intense story in which subsequent generations of Jamaican descendants go through a process of reconciliation with their past on which to build a positive future for themselves and the proud, colourful anomaly that is St Paul's.
With unique, never before seen footage, and a powerful sound track, "CULTURE CLASH ON THE FRONT LINE" is a must see. A unique window through which history and culture, heroes and villains come together in a revealing and touchingly enriching film.