The Harder They Come

*The Harder They Come* is a 1972 Jamaican film that follows Ivanhoe Martin, a young man who turns to crime after struggling to find work. The film explores themes of poverty, social injustice, and the impact of the music industry, particularly reggae. It highlights how systemic problems can push individuals into illegal activities, and it portrays the complex relationship between authority, crime, and music as a form of resistance. The movie is notable for its cultural significance, capturing Jamaica's social realities and introducing reggae music to a wider audience.