After his father’s death, Bheem Singh is sent to live with his aunt in Port of Spain. Bullied at school and abused at home, he runs away and begins a life of petty crime. After returning to the countryside—and taking a new name, Bim—he becomes leader of the sugar workers. Bim is soon made leader of the colony’s opposition party. It won’t be long, however, before his violent past catches up with him.
Bim (1974) |
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Feature (100mins) Narrative Drama |
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Region: |
Trinidad and Tobago |
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English |
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Rating: |
PG |
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Director(s): |
Hugh A. Robertson |
Hugh A. Robertson (1932-1988) was born in New York City to Jamaican parents. His US filmmaking credits include the Blaxploitation film Melinda (1972). He was nominated for an Academy Award for his editing work on Midnight Cowboy (1969). Along with his wife, Suzanne Robertson, he set up Sharc Productions in Trinidad and Tobago, and directed the feature films Bim (1974) and Obeah (1987)
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