Synopsis

Legendary voices of Reggae flow from the yard of the house full of old vinyl records, perched on the slopes above Kingston, Jamaica. The voices of Ken Boothe, Winston McAnuff, Kiddus I, and Cedric Myton, the famous lead of The Congos, to name but a few. They've sung with Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, and Jimmy Cliff in the back rooms of the ghettos. For the project of Inna de Yard, they reunited to revisit their biggest hits and record a unique acoustic album. For this occasion, they'll share the mic with new generation singers of reggae. 'Inna de Yard - The Soul of Jamaica' is a film by Peter Webber, renowned for (2007) and 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' (2003), which drew attention for its music documentary form. The film could be labeled as the best music documentary since (1999), as the stylish music of the legendary Reggae musicians and their moving stories unfold alongside the beautiful landscape of Jamaica.

Director

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  • Peter Webber
  • Born in 1968 in the UK, Peter Webber made his debut work while attending film school and worked as a film editor. Later, as a documentary director, he created works on a variety of topics from Wagner to deep-sea creatures, as well as dramas like and . After directing feature films like , , and , he made the music documentary .