Caribbean film that focuses on the issue of human trafficking – but from the point of view of reluctant trafficker, has won the Amnesty International Human Rights Prize.
Cargo by Bahamian film director Kareem Mortimer, won the top Prize at the recently concluded trinidad+tobago film festival, (ttff).
The Amnesty International Human Rights Prize is awarded to a Caribbean filmmaker whose film best highlights a human rights issue. The Award recognizes the importance of film as a vehicle for raising awareness about human rights issues and advancing inclusion and social justice.
This Caribbean Film Has Won The Amnesty International Human Rights Prize
Date: Tue 10 Oct, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: amnesty international, cargo, caribbean film, community development, human rights, human trafficking, inclusion, kareem mortimer, social justice, ttff/17
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