The documentary about Hak Baker, filmed over five years by James Topley and Ivo Beckett, offers a raw, unfiltered look into his life as a London singer-songwriter. Raised by his Jamaican mother amidst gentrification issues, Baker's journey from a troubled youth in the grime collective Bomb Squad to prison and finally to artistic recognition is compelling. The film captures him in candid moments, whether at home or performing, showcasing his unique blend of grime, folk, and spoken word music. Baker's sincerity and warmth resonate through the footage, making the portrayal feel authentic and relatable.
The film captures Hak Baker's genuine and likable character through intimate moments, revealing his journey from disadvantaged backgrounds to musical success.
Director James Topley and Ivo Beckett provide a raw, tight edit of Baker's life, enveloping viewers in his struggles, artistry, and personal growth.
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