Published in Loop TT, 25.06.25
After a brief absence, the Trinidad & Tobago Film Festival (TTFF) is making a thrilling return, and this year’s staging is set to be more dynamic than ever, thanks to a new partnership with One Woodbrook Place (OWP).
Describing the collaboration as a natural fit, representatives of OWP said its vibrant mix of shopping, dining, entertainment, and social spaces at One Woodbrook Place provides the perfect backdrop for the TTFF, which thrives on community interaction and creative expression.
“We are honoured to partner with the Trinidad & Tobago Film Festival for its 19th edition,” the company said in a statement.
Festival organisers, TTFF, welcomed the partnership, noting the value it adds to this year’s staging. Melanie Archer, a member of the advisory group of the TTFF said:
“We are thrilled to be partnering with OWP for the 19th edition staging of the Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival.”
“I have lived in this vibrant, creative, and artistic centre of Port of Spain for almost two decades, and it’s been at the heart of some of my best festival experiences – from experimental films at Woodbrook art spaces to outdoor screenings on The Avenue and the pre-festival limes and closing night parties that created a sense of camaraderie within the local and visiting film community,” Archer added.