Young Soul Rebels
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Isaac Julien
Verona Marshall
Michael Mascoll
Gary Mcdonald
Adam Price
Sayan Akaddas
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Set in 1977, during the week of the Queen's Silver Jubilee, a young black London DJ, who together with his gay partner operates a pirate radio station, becomes implicated in the murder of a mutual friend.
Director
Isaac Julien
Cast
Verona Marshall
Michael Mascoll
Gary Mcdonald
Adam Price
Sayan Akaddas
Dorian Healy
Freddie Brooks
Billy Braham
Frankie Palma
Shyro Chung
Mike Mungarvan
Eamonn Walker
Brian Conway
Nigel Harrison
Danielle Scillitoe
Astley Harvey
Lloyd Anderson
Mo Sesay
Joan Harsant
Sophie Okonedo
Richard Jamieson
Jason Durr
James Bowyers
Debra Gillett
Mark Brett
John Wilson
Ray Shell
Wayne Norman
Frances Barber
Rodriguez King-dorset
Valentine Nonyela
Adam Stuatt
Peter Hardling
Crew
John Akomfrah
Karen Alexander
Simon Anderson
Clive Andrews
Joey Attawlia
Roy Ayers
David A Bailey
Ronald Bailey
Karin Bamborough
Ray Bateman
Patrick Begley
Joanna Beresford
Richard Beresford
Paula Bernstock
Anthony Black
Marvin Black
Maureen Blackwood
Simon Boswell
Tom Bowyer
Derek Brown
Linda Brown
Nuala Campbell
Jean Carn
Michael Carter
Stuart Clarke
Suzanne Clegg
Julian Cole
Yvonne Coppard
Stuart Cosgrove
Martine Couche
Joanna Craze
Jo Crily
Gina Cromwell
Robert Crusz
Martin Culverwell
Clive Curtis
Annie Curtis Jones
Elvis Dacosta
Gregory Davis
Christine Duyt
Charles Earland
Greg Edwards
Steve Farrer
Ian Ferguson
Simon Fisher-turner
Colin H Fraser
Antoni Garfield-henry
Foster George
Constantine Giannaris
Ben Gibson
Nick Gillard
Paul Gilroy
June Givanni
Renee Godard
Bonnie Greenberg
Sunil Gupta
Sheila Hailatt
Paul Hallam
Tammy Harewood
Tom Harris
David Harrison
Zane Hayward
Nigel Heath
Eddie Henderson
Peter Heslop
John Hewitt
Ian Hickinbotham
Ian Hierons
Mike House
Rosemarie Hudson
Mick Hurd
Esther Johnson
Lisa M Johnson
Isaac Julien
Michael Kelk
Nina Kellgren
Nina Kellgren
Chris Kelly
Jonny Kurzman
Jonny Kurzman
Annie Lapaz
Tim Lawrence
Sheryl Leonardo
Stephan Lhoest
Debrae Little
Angela Littlejohn
Colin Maccabe
Nadine Marsh-edwards
Hugo Martin
Michelle Mascoll
Trevor Mathison
Maxine Matts
Derrick Saldaan Mcclintock
Michelle Mcintosh
Michael Mcmillan
Gabrielle Mcnamara
Drew Meldon
Eliza Mellor
Mike Metcalf
Mike Metcalf
Jill Meyers
Steve Millson
Gareth Milne
Lucy Morahan
Terry Mullins
Junior Murvin
Mark Nash
Orson Nava
Roz Naylor
Mark Antony Newman
Angela Noakes
Mary Rose Noel
Patrick O'neill
Debra Overton
Mica Paris
Richard Philpott
Caroline Pitcher
Gilly Poole
Andy Powell
Steve Robinson
Stephen Rose
Bill Rudgard
Jon Savage
Alessandra Scherillo
Matthew Scott
Shirley Shaw
Andy Shuttleworth
Andy Shuttleworth
Peter Smith
Suzanne Smith
Geoff Stainthorp
Jack Stew
Joanna Tague
Terry Tague
Anna Thew
Robin Thistlethwaite
Steve Tickner
Steve Tickner
John Tusa
Fiona Walsh
War
Vron Ware
Ian Watts
Ian Watts
David Williams
Pedro Williams
John Wilson
Martyn Wilson
Aad Wirtz
Winnie Wishart
John Withers
Stuart Wood
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States 1991
Released in United States 1993
Released in United States April 1994
Released in United States August 1991
Released in United States January 1992
Released in United States July 2009
Released in United States June 1991
Released in United States May 1991
Released in United States November 15, 1991
Released in United States November 1991
Released in United States October 1992
Released in United States on Video April 17, 2007
Released in United States September 1991
Released in United States Winter December 6, 1991
Shown at Birmingham International Film & Television Festival September 20 - October 5, 1991.
Shown at Cannes Film Festival (International Critics Week) May 9-20, 1991.
Shown at Champaign-Urbana Lesbian & Gay Film Festival April 7-17, 1994.
Shown at Chicago Lesbian & Gay International Film Festival November 8-17, 1991.
Shown at Contemporary Films of the African Diaspora Festival in New York City November 26 - December 2, 1993.
Shown at Edinburgh International Film Festival August 10-25, 1991.
Shown at Filmfest Munich (International Program) June 1991.
Shown at Montreal World Film Festival (Tribute to Cannes Critics' Week) August 22 - September 2, 1991.
Shown at Outfest: Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Film Festival (Strand Releasing Retrospective) July 9-19, 2009.
Shown at Reel Affirmations 2 in Washington, DC October 15-25, 1992.
Shown at Sundance Film Festival (British Independents) in Park City, Utah January 16-26, 1992.
Shown at Toronto Festival of Festivals (Contemporary World Cinema) September 5-14, 1991.
Feature directorial debut for Isaac Julien whose films include "Who Killed Colin Roach?" (Great Britain/1984), "Territories" (Great Britain/1984), "The Passion of Remembrance" (Great Britain/1986) and "Looking for Langston" (Great Britain/1989).
Began shooting June 25, 1990. Completed shooting August 10, 1990.
Released in United States 1991 (Shown at Birmingham International Film & Television Festival September 20 - October 5, 1991.)
Released in United States 1991 (Shown at Montreal World Film Festival (Tribute to Cannes Critics' Week) August 22 - September 2, 1991.)
Released in United States 1993 (Shown at Contemporary Films of the African Diaspora Festival in New York City November 26 - December 2, 1993.)
Released in United States January 1992 (Shown at Sundance Film Festival (British Independents) in Park City, Utah January 16-26, 1992.)
Released in United States on Video April 17, 2007
Released in United States May 1991 (Shown at Cannes Film Festival (International Critics Week) May 9-20, 1991.)
Released in United States June 1991 (Shown at Filmfest Munich (International Program) June 1991.)
Released in United States July 2009 (Shown at Outfest: Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Film Festival (Strand Releasing Retrospective) July 9-19, 2009.)
Isaac Julien is a founding member of Sankofa, the prominent British black film collective.
Film noted: "In memory of Mark Banks and Lucy Morahan."
Released in United States April 1994 (Shown at Champaign-Urbana Lesbian & Gay Film Festival April 7-17, 1994.)
Released in United States August 1991 (Shown at Edinburgh International Film Festival August 10-25, 1991.)
Released in United States September 1991 (Shown at Toronto Festival of Festivals (Contemporary World Cinema) September 5-14, 1991.)
Released in United States October 1992 (Shown at Reel Affirmations 2 in Washington, DC October 15-25, 1992.)
Released in United States November 15, 1991 (test; Boston)
Released in United States Winter December 6, 1991
Released in United States November 1991 (Shown at Chicago Lesbian & Gay International Film Festival November 8-17, 1991.)
