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Jamaican Film Industry Needs Help
BySoyiniA report by Shereita Grizzle for Jamaica’s Gleaner. Jamaican actress, director and producer, Sherando Cupid-Ferril, has her sights set on helping to move Jamaica’s film industry to a place where it can actively compete on the international market. Speaking with The Sunday Gleaner, in a recent interview, the popular personality explained that the country’s industry…
That Dragon Cancer: Animae Caribe
BySoyiniOctober is Cancer Awareness Month, which is an annual global campaign to increase awareness of the disease. But that was not the reason behind featuring a special animated documentary on the subject at Animae Caribe Festival this year. It just worked out like that, with an amazing spate of coincidences and a twist of fate. ‘That…
TT Film Festival 2016 Opens
BySoyiniThe Trinidad & Tobago Film Festival is up and running. There’s great selection of films in the line-up. What I liked was Dr. Bruce Paddington’s statement that local films can support a National Buy Local campaign. And Flow’s Marketing Director Cindy-Ann Gatt says audiences like local and regional content. Not just films. She says they…
#TTFF16 Ends, Here are the Winners
BySoyini[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKpaTJlfkBU?rel=0] JURY PRIZES BEST FEATURE FILM–NARRATIVE TT$12,500 / Sponsored by The National Gas Company In competition: Antes Que Cante El Gallo (Before the Rooster Crows)-Arí Manuel Cruz, Puerto Rico-WINNER El Acompañante (The Companion) – Pavel Giroud, Cuba Esteban-Jonal Cosculluela, Cuba Play the Devil-Maria Govan, Trinidad+Tobago, The Bahamas, the USA The Cutlass-Darisha Beresford, Trinidad+Tobago BEST…
TT Film Fest Preview
Yesterday, I got to see Sanskara, a local film noir that’s going to be screened this year at the TT Film Festival. Let me tell you, I enjoyed it. To be fair acting isn’t our forte, and Lord does it ever show in this piece, but there’s so much thought behind this film that shines…
The Vikings Are Coming- Animae Caribe
In 2010 an animated journey began when Andres Mänd, the head of the Animation Department of Volda University Norway was invited to be on the jury for CubAnima film festival in Havana, Cuba. There he met the founder and director of Animae Caribe Animation Festival Camille Selvon Abrahams. There was an immediate connection and discussion…