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Switchblade Sisters movie trailer - starring Robert Lee, Monica Gayle, Joanne Nail. Directed by Jack Hill. Genre: Action-Adventure Rating: R

A female gangster avenges the murder of her husband by kidnapping the son of the man responsible with the help of her daughters.

The "Dagger Debs," a gang of snarling girls, face off against a rival gang of pushers, while the girl gang's leader struggles to keep control of the Debs.

Far from the tourist resorts, Rise Up travels to the heart of contemporary Jamaica and its flourishing underground music scene. On an island where opportunity is scarce, three aspiring artists - Turbulence (a charismatic lyrical master from the ghetto), Ice Anastasia (the wealthy 'Vanilla Ice' from uptown Kingston), and Kemoy (a shy angelic songstress from the country) - seek to 'rise up' into the legendary eminence of their iconic predecessors. Deep in the Kingston ghetto where reggae was born, reggae music continues to be a key forum of expression for ghetto youths, who still face crippling inequalities, poverty, and violence. Making a very promising filmmaking debut, Luciano Blotta combines interviews with local underground musicians and Jamaica's music elite (including Lee 'Scratch' Perry, Sly Dunbar, and Robbie Shakespeare) with an energetic and inspiring soundtrack that gives life to an entire nation. RiseUp is a celebration of struggle and the elevation of the human spirit.

Rise Up is a journey into the heart of Jamaica - the island that gave birth to the worldwide cultural phenomenon of Reggae. In a society where talent abounds and opportunity is scarce, three distinct and courageous artists fight to rise up from obscurity and write themselves into the pages of history. With music and appearances by legends Lee 'Scratch' Perry, Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare, and a slew of soon-to-be superstars, Rise Up follows artists in the dangerous streets, back alleys and crowded dance halls of Kingston and the countryside. These artists demonstrate the raw power of hope and courage in a land which is largely unseen, but certainly not unsung.