2002 · BBC · Ended · 180 min
“Reggae: The Story of Jamaican Music” is an impressive documentary made by director Mike Connolly for the BBC. This series was originally aired in 2002 and it follows the evolution of Reggae Music from Mento and Ska, all the way up to Roots, Dub, and Dancehall. The film shows the story of how Jamaica conquered the world through its music.
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