Asha flies in from England to visit her old family home. But there’s trouble in paradise. Her aunt Mary doesn’t like her associating with their Afro-Trinidadian neighbours. Then Asha begins to realise this abandoned seaside coconut estate is not as tranquil as it looks. Trinidadian-American director Anderson’s striking imagery mingles memory and imagining, the mundane and the supernatural, in examining family, race, class, and the quest for home.
Moko Jumbie (2017) |
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Trinidad & Tobago |
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English |
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PG-13 |
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Vashti Anderson |
Vashti Anderson is a Trinidadian-American woman who grew up in the U.S., Trinidad, England, and India. Her background has had a profound impact on her work and has resulted in her passion for telling stories that examine the complex and ever-changing themes of cultural identity. She holds an MFA in Film from New York University and has won grants, recognition and awards at national and international film festivals.
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Tel: 1.868.323.3228
