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Films
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Directors
“Mafundikwa, Karen Marks”
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Region
British-Irish Isles
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Caribbean Islands
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Country
Jamaica
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United Kingdom
1
Keywords
Colonialism / Postcolonialism
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Political Activists
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Directors
Mafundikwa, Karen Marks
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Country of production
Jamaica
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Year of production
2014
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Film
The Price of Memory
2014
83
‘
Directed by
Karen Marks Mafundikwa
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In 2002, Queen Elizabeth II visited Jamaica for her Golden Julibee Celebrations. While there she was petitioned by a group of Rastafari for slavery reparations. For Rastafari, reparations are linked to a desire to return to Africa, the homeland of their African ancestors, brought to Jamaica as slaves. The film traces this petition, as well as a reparations lawsuit filed against the Queen. It explores the stories of earlier Rastas who pursued reparations in the 1960s, and who undertook a historic mission to Africa. Filmed over a decade, it explores the impact of slavery and the movement for reparations led by Jamaica’s Rastafari.
Caribbean Islands
British-Irish Isles
Colonialism / Postcolonialism
Political Activists
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