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One Love changed the world. The era seeks it once again.
The unique story of a man who became a hope for people around the globe.
Following "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "Elvis," a masterpiece of musical biography film has been born.
It ranked No. 1 in U.S. box office revenue for two consecutive weeks and was met with worldwide enthusiasm!
At the U.S. release, it surpassed the concurrent Marvel film "Madame Web" to become No. 1 in box office revenue.
Just as Freddie Mercury was vividly revived on screen in "Bohemian Rhapsody" and Elvis in "Elvis," in 2024, the "God of Reggae" will descend 43 years after his passing!

**The world is once again seeking him—**
A 107-minute film depicting the tumultuous life of legendary artist Bob Marley, who left this world at age 36.
Bob Marley, a national hero representing Jamaica and a top artist who sold 75 million albums worldwide, is the focus.

This film begins with the 1976 assassination attempt by gangsters, and covers the production of the 1977 acclaimed album "Exodus," regarded as the "Greatest Music Album of the 20th Century" (Time magazine), and the dramatic realization of the 1978 "One Love Peace Concert," where opposing party leaders shook hands.

**With full cooperation from the Marley family,**
the film vividly revives the true image of this great pioneer with thorough research and a presence that surpasses acting.
Bob’s wife Rita Marley, son Ziggy, and daughter Cedella served as producers, with Ziggy’s brother Steven Marley as music director.
The roles of Aston Familyman Barrett, bassist of The Wailers, and Junior Marvin, guitarist, are played by their respective sons.

Directed by Reinaldo Marcus Green, who brought Will Smith the Academy Award for Best Actor for "King Richard."
Kinglsey Ben-Adir, embodying Bob’s spirit from his dialect (Patois) to stage presence, and Lashana Lynch as Rita deliver powerful performances.

**Songs like "One Love," "No Woman No Cry," and more—**
shine brightly in music history as messages of love and hope during chaotic and divided times.
Songs such as "Get Up, Stand Up," "I Shot the Sheriff," "War," "So Jah Seh," "Exodus," "Jamming," "Redemption Song," among others, carry prayers for peace—**their voices still resonate worldwide.**

**Story**
In 1976, Jamaica, a small Caribbean nation, was politically unstable after independence, divided by two major opposing parties.
Bob Marley, a young national artist, became embroiled in political struggles due to his popularity, leading to an assassination attempt.
Two days later, he performed at the "Smile Jamaica Concert," but fearing for his safety, he fled to London.
There, he performed alongside The Rolling Stones and The Clash, gaining worldwide popularity. Meanwhile, Jamaica faced imminent civil war.
At that point, only this artist and national hero could prevent the civil war.

**Cast**
- Bob Marley: Kingsley Ben-Adir (Tetsu Mikami) ("Barbie," "That Night in Miami")
- Rita Marley: Lashana Lynch (Ikuna Waka) ("Captain Marvel," "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness")
- Chris Blackwell: James Norton (Shoma Saki) ("Somebody You Know," "Flatliners")
*(Dubbing available)*

**Staff**
- Director/Screenwriter: Reinaldo Marcus Green ("King Richard," "Joe Bell")
- Producers: Rita Marley, Ziggy Marley, Cedella Marley,
- Executive Producer: Brad Pitt ("World War Z," "Moneyball")
- Screenplay: Terence Winter ("The Wolf of Wall Street")
- Zack Bairn ("Gran Turismo")

**Bonus Features**
- Blu-ray Bonus:
Approximately 53-minute behind-the-scenes footage showing how the cast and crew brought Bob’s spirit back to life today.
- How they embodied Bob Marley
- Story: Bob Marley biography
- Cast
- Filming locations: Jamaica & UK
- Band
- Extended version & deleted scenes

**Production:** 2023, USA (C) 2024 Paramount Pictures.
*Please note that bonus features, product specifications, and cover art are subject to change without notice.*