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A La Jamaique - Bobo Shanti Broom

A La Jamaique - Bobo Shanti Broom

A La Jamaique - Bobo Shanti Broom
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French producer Sherkhan presents an extended episode of his documentary. This one is in Bobo Hill, Jamaica.

"A La Jamaïque" is a series webdoc ultra-short, intended to discover the Jamaican culture in a fast, fun, friendly and intimate format.

In the heart of the Bobo Shanti's rasta camp in Bobo Hill (Bull Bay, Jamaica), priest Archibald tell us about Rastafari while he is making a broom, symbol of physical and spiritual cleanliness.

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