feet and the vessel is 545 feet long. Tugs usually pick up the vessels in this area, but there were no tugs there when the vessel entered the breakwater.
The master testified that he knew he needed tugs in the Black River and he relied on Powell to obtain them. The *74 night before, he was told that the tugs might be on strike. In his opinion, it was not safe to navigate the vessel in those waters without tug assistance. However, when he came on the bridge that morning, before they entered the breakwater, he did not ask Powell about the tugs. He made no inquiry, he said, because it was Powell's job to take them up the river. He never told Powell what to do if tugs“Marley” lands international sales

Kevin Macdonald's Bob Marley documentary has now been picked up by Universal Pictures International Entertainment for the UK and Scandinavia, while Lucky Red has secured the rights for Italy and Avalon Distribution for Spain.

Kevin Macdonald’s Bob Marley documentary, which was recently acquired by Magnolia Pictures and VH1 for U.S. rights and its first TV window respectively, has now been picked up by Universal Pictures International Entertainment for the UK and Scandinavia, while Lucky Red has secured the rights for Italy and Avalon Distribution for Spain.

The documentary, produced by Shangri-La Entertainment and Tuff Gong Pictures, is set for a North American and UK theatrical release on April 20. Director Kevin Macdonald, Marley’s son Rohan and long-time collaborator, Neville Garrick, will be in Berlin to present the