Category: ttff news and features

ttff/18 Winners

The thirteenth edition of the trinidad+tobago film festival culminated in a love-fest of awards and accolades for local filmmakers at the tt...

Date: Tue 25 Sep, 2018
Category: news, ttff news and features
Tags: spotlight, ttff/18

Hush-A-Bye Review by Sharla Kistow

Postpartum Depression better known as ‘Baby Blues’ is a complex mix of emotional and behavior patterns that takes place in women after g...

Date: Tue 25 Sep, 2018
Category: future critics, news, ttff news and features

Mas Review by Stephanie Isidore

Brought to the Caribbean by the French settlers, Carnival uniquely forms part of our identity. Carnival, an annual event in Trinidad and Tob...

Date: Tue 25 Sep, 2018
Category: future critics, news, ttff news and features
Tags: costaatt, ttff/18

Una Noche De Calypso ( A night of Calypso) Review by Jewel Thorpe

Una Noche De Calypso is a festive, musical documentary that gives an analysis of the Panamanian calypso group, Amistad. It brings into persp...

Date: Tue 25 Sep, 2018
Category: future critics, news, ttff news and features
Tags: costaatt, ttff/18

Cocote Review by Chevon Mahabir

Cocote is not a movie to be watched but experienced. The director Nelson Carlo De Santos Arias is bold, and uses powerful sounds to add dra...

Date: Mon 24 Sep, 2018
Category: future critics, news, ttff news and features
Tags: costaatt, ttff/18

Lalo’s House Review by Leon A. Joseph

Directed by Kelley “Kali” Chatman Lalo’s House is a masterfully created short film. However before continuing I must say the film is i...

Date: Sun 23 Sep, 2018
Category: future critics, news, ttff news and features
Tags: C, costaatt, ttff/18

Nang by Nang Review by Celine Dimsoy

Nang by Nang is a touching account of the life story of a woman by the name of Nang, born 93 years ago, who overcame numerous struggles thro...

Date: Sat 22 Sep, 2018
Category: future critics, news, ttff news and features
Tags: ttff/18

Arts Activism at ttff/18

Director Rhonda Chan Soo on film as social intervention. The documentary films, Staging the Revolution and Safe Spaces, explore the...

Date: Sat 22 Sep, 2018
Category: news, ttff news and features
Tags: activism day, spotlight, ttff/18

Black Hair Review by Garvin Mortley

We are in the year 2018 and the world has evolved tremendously. Nevertheless, discrimination of the most basic nature still exists. The 20 m...

Date: Sat 22 Sep, 2018
Category: future critics, news, ttff news and features
Tags: costaatt, ttff/18

Hall Review by Celine Dimsoy

About halfway into the Barbadian documentary Hall, which started off as a standard ‘true crime story’ of a man convicted for the...

Date: Fri 21 Sep, 2018
Category: future critics, news, ttff news and features
Tags: future critics, ttff/18

Hero Review by Sharmelah Sandassie

Hero is the story of a man who made history in the truest sense of the word. The film can almost be called an epic, because it chronicles an...

Date: Thu 20 Sep, 2018
Category: future critics, news, ttff news and features
Tags: ttff/18

Dean Arlen Deconstructs Moments Within Aesthetics

VCTT Volunteer Feature Writer Nickisha McClean Parris speaks to Arist Dean Arlen on his film. The idea of exploring the ‘living space’...

Date: Thu 20 Sep, 2018
Category: news, ttff news and features
Tags: art film, Grundlos Kollektiv, ttff/18

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