Trailer
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Young Soul Rebels

Runtime
1hr 45mins
Directed by
Isaac Julien
Featuring
Valentine Nonyela,
Mo Sesay,
Dorian Healy,
Frances Barber
Body

The debut feature film from director Isaac Julien, Young Soul Rebels is a fascinating look at British culture in the late 1970s.

Young soul DJ Chris becomes implicated in a murder. The film is set in 1977, during the week of the Queen's Silver Jubilee. Together with his partner Caz, Chris, a young black London DJ, runs pirate radio station Soul Patrol from an East End garage. When a mutual friend is murdered whilst cruising in a London park, Chris is arrested for the murder.

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