Wicked documentary following a day in the life of Sister Netifa - who ran a Rastafarian cultural shop called 'Uprising Culture House' on the 'Frontline' area of All Saint's Road, in Notting Hill, London - filmed in 1989............
All Saints Road was a meeting place for Black youth - with various business catering to the Notting Hill & Ladbroke Grove's Afro-Caribbean community and was also home to the famous Mangrove Restaurant - owned by Frank Critchlow (RIP)... but sadly through a policy of Police pressure and gentrification All Saints Rd's Black businesses have all vanished - with only one Reggae music shop called 'People's Sound Record Shop' started by the late Daddy Vigo (RIP) - still open on that road...........
This documentary shows first hand the heavy policing in All Saint's Rd in 1989 and the tensions it caused with the Black community...........
For more information about Frank Critchlow and his struggles with the police on All Saint's Rd - check these links:
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For more information on Daddy Vido & People's Sound Record shop - check these links:
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BIG RESPECT TO GUVNA GREGAH FOR PROCESSING THE VIDEO !

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