Grenada: Portrait of a revolution

"Reports on developments since the 1979 revolution by the New Jewel movement which overthrew Prime Minister Eric Gairy's regime. Interviews citizens about the uprising, social problems, the economy, tourism, Cuban influence and elections."@en
"The story of the Grenada Revolution and the resulting People's Revolutionary Government as told by filmmaker Joanne Kelly. The film is organized thematically into units exploring social progress, woman's place, the economy, Cuban influence, tourism, elections and detention. Includes interviews with key revolutionary figures such as Maurice Bishop, as well as his Grenadan opponents. An update of the status of those interviewed after the U.S. invasion is given at the end."
"On March 13th, 1979, Grenada's New Jewel Movement overthrew Prime Minister Eric Gairy and established the People's Revolutionary Government. Through interviews, a sense of the nation's new mood is expressed. Discussed are the implementation of new social programs, economic change, tourism, Cuban aid, elections and detention. Prophetic statements concerning armed intervention by the U.S.A. are made."