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20051h 44m

Ras Noah and the Hawk

“A modern-day twist on the Genesis flood narrative set in Jamaica.”

Synopsis

In the wake of Hurricane Ivan, a prodigal son returns to his Jamaican community bearing strange revelations: he is the 'chosen one', a great flood is coming, and God has instructed him to––among other things––capture a hawk. Or was it to build an ark? Much to his father's chagrin, this spiritual mission has jeopardised the family's prospect of becoming respected and influential in the community.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Trevor Nairne
Screenplay & Story
Patrick Brown
Original Title
Ras Noah and the Hawk
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
1h 44m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Trevor Nairne

Screenplay & Story

Patrick Brown

Department Leadership Roster

Trevor Nairne

Director

Patrick Brown

Writer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Ras Noah and the Hawk.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Ras Noah and the Hawk

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Ras Noah and the Hawk about?

In the wake of Hurricane Ivan, a prodigal son returns to his Jamaican community bearing strange revelations: he is the 'chosen one', a great flood is coming, and God has instructed him to––among other things––capture a hawk. Or was it to build an ark? Much to his father's chagrin, this spiritual mission has jeopardised the family's prospect of becoming respected and influential in the community.

Who directed Ras Noah and the Hawk?

Ras Noah and the Hawk was directed by Trevor Nairne.

Who stars in Ras Noah and the Hawk?

The principal cast of Ras Noah and the Hawk includes Oliver Samuels, Glen Campbell, Dahlia Harris, David Ffrench, Sharee McDonald-Russell.

When was Ras Noah and the Hawk released and how long is it?

Ras Noah and the Hawk was released in 2005 with a total runtime of 1h 44m.