CaribbeanTales Film Festival’s Full Schedule is online now!FRIDAY JULY 13NFB Mediatheque150 John Street 10AM-12AMTrinidadian-Canadian Documentary-MakersScreening/Q&AOlder Stronger Wiser– C. Prieto (CAN),A unique history of Canada’s Black people through the eyes of four Black women.Journey to Justice – R. McTair (CAN),Canada’s civil rights movement and the brave Black Canadians who led the fight for equality.Journey of Lesra…
DetailsHollywood’s hottest music video director, Julien “Little X” Lutz will be in Toronto this month, for a celebration of his renowned career at the 2nd Annual CaribbeanTales Film Festival. Get to Know the Man behind the Music in a Special In-Depth Interview and Audience Q&A on Sunday July 15, at 3.30pm at the Workman Theatre,…
DetailsUPDATE! A host of Trinidadian celebrities and filmmakers will be descending on Toronto to attend the CaribbeanTales 2nd Annual Film Festival – among them celebrated British film pioneer Horace Ove, recently awarded a CBE for his contributions to film in the UK; acclaimed Hollywood music video director Julien “Lil X” Lutz, whose cinematic style has…
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DetailsFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEToronto – June 28, 2007 A host of Trinidadian celebrities and filmmakers will be in Toronto this summer to participate in the 2nd Annual CaribbeanTales Film Festival. The celebration of Caribbean film and television will feature legendary filmmaker Horace Ove, music video guru ‘Lil X” and Gayelle the Channel’s Chris Laird – just…
DetailsWe all know Trinidad & Tobago has given us: the world’s best Soca singers, Carnival bandleaders, novellists, poets, pan players and cricketers. It’s also called “HOME” by some of the most recognised film makers working internationally today. The CaribbeanTales Annual Film Festival, Canada’s one and only forum showcasing the best of Caribbean cinema, at home…
DetailsToronto – June 23, 2007 The CaribbeanTales Film Festival is set to hit Toronto again this summer! Created by Frances-Anne Solomon, the festival showcases the best films to emerge from the Caribbean region and this year’s focus is on the vibrant film and television productions of Trinidad & Tobago.The festival will run from July 13…
DetailsThe multimedia artist Elspeth Duncan from Trinidad recently spent time here (lucky us!), and posted this about her experiences working with us on a documentary about Master drummer Muhtadi Thomas: The name Muhtadi means ‘rightly guided’. As he says, if each one of us looks back on our lives, we will see that we have…
DetailsA celebration of the best films from and about the Caribbean and its Diaspora, the Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival (TTFF) 2007 will be held from September to October 2007. It will open at MovieTowne, Port of Spain Trinidad, and journey to St. Augustine, San Fernando and Tobago. The Festival will end with the Animae…
DetailsTwo clips from “Miss Lou Then & Now” that will screen on Thursday 17 May, at 6.30 pm, at the Historical Museum of Southern Florida. After the screening, writers Malachi Smith, Donna Weir-Soley, Andrea Smith, and Geoffrey Philp will perform some of the Jamaican icon’s works. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxOFHTs5zHk]Miss Lou:”Know from whence you came!”[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7WjUNa-h-A]Miss Lou: The first…
DetailsExpose Entertainment Magazine May/June 2007, A Winter Tale Nice li’l review of A Winter Tale.
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