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Cliff plays Ivan Martin, a poor country boy who goes to the city to make money, becoming a street rebel and a pop idol overnight. In Kingston, Ivan finds nothing but corruption. The record company offers him a mere $20 to release his single, "The Harder They Come." Ivan takes to the streets, where he is ensnared by crime. After brutally knifing a man, he serves a prison sentence. Once free, he supports himself by selling marijuana, protecting himself from legal persecution by giving the cops a cut. But that doesn't keep him from getting mixed up in a police raid. Ivan quickly develops a reputation as a Kingston criminal, and when his single "The Harder They Come" is finally released, it fuels his bad-boy notoriety, culminating in a tragic conclusion. (texto oficial do distribuidor)
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My first Jamaican film and I think my last for a long time to come. Not that I don't like it, but I just don't seek out this genre much. And let's face it, this film is great in one crucial respect - its music. It plays a crucial role here and can easily lead you away from the plot, which you won't remember much of anyway.
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