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Marley (Blu-ray Disc, 2012)

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Explore the life and legacy of reggae legend Bob Marley with the documentary "Marley" by Kevin MacDonald, now available on Blu-ray Disc. This compelling biography delves into the political and social contexts that shaped Marley's music and message, offering an in-depth look at the man behind the myth. Perfect for fans of educational documentaries and those interested in the life of Bob Marley, this Blu-ray Disc release includes a PG-13 rating and is a must-have for any collection. Directed by Kevin Macdonald and released in 2012, this documentary is a powerful testament to the enduring influence of one of music's most iconic figures.

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"Marley" is an Oscar-winning documentary that captures the many aspects of Bob Marley’s life. Directed by Kevin MacDonald and with "Marley" played by Bob Marley himself, this Blu-ray disc shares the highs and lows of Marley's life. This truthful documentary also delves into the story of his many children born from his affairs with other women, and his wife Rita’s patience with him through his musical and personal ups and downs. This fil+O1466m is closed-captioned, Dolby Stereo sound, subtitled in Spanish and offered in widescreen. While viewing "Marley," parental guidance is suggested due to mature content. With a run time of 145 minutes, this Blu-ray disc strings together the life of "Marley" and how he started in a small village of Nine Mile, where he was first ostracized for being a mixed-race person, then leads into his rise to creating the reggae that would make him famous. This story comes full-fold, discussing his views of politics, ganja smoking, and Rastafarianism.