Chris Blackwell

Loose cannon cop Capone returns to his home town of Kingston to join a group of officers fighting organized crime in the area leading Capone to a choice between his job and his old crew.

Living in the world of the Jamaican dance-hall scene, Marcia (Audrey Reid) is a barely surviving street vendor with a 15-year-old daughter, Tanya (Cherine Anderson), who's constantly fending off advances from her lecherous "Uncle Larry" (Carl Davis). When a seemingly unimportant incident sets off a tragic chain of events that leaves Marcia's good friend dead and her brother scared for his life, Marcia takes matters into her own hands.

Village idiot Aloysius (Paul Campbell), who talks to trees, shrubs and cows, falls under the spell of Inga (Julie T. Wallace), a busty German nymphomaniac who's visiting his small Jamaican town. When Inga runs out of money, she persuades him to break into a wealthy man's (Reggie Carter) house. Music video director Lol Creme helms this quirky, fantastical comedy based on a novel by Anthony C. Winkler.

Smooth-talking mental patient Mickey (Keith Carradine) frequents a local bar after escaping from his ward and unwittingly brings together several lost souls in this romantic comedy marked by hilarious, moving and thought-provoking moments. Radio sex therapist Dr. Nancy Love (Genevieve Bujold), bar owner Eve (Lesley Ann Warren) and aspiring poetess Pearl (Rae Dawn Chong) all find themselves drawn to Mickey, who ends up transforming their lives.

A peaceful Rastafarian fisherman in Jamaica becomes an unwitting pawn in a game of international political intrigue when an airplane crashes into a nearby swamp. Later, when violence breaks loose, he displays an almost magical ability in hand-to-hand combat. The reggae soundtrack includes Wally Badarou's "Obeah Man Dub," Bob Marley's "Natural Mystic," Human Cargo's "Carry Us Beyond" and many more.