Tag: caribbean film

announcing the ttff/22 call for submissions!

We’re delighted to announce the call for submissions for the 17th edition of the trinidad+tobago film festival, ttff/22! The ttff seek...

Date: Mon 31 Jan, 2022
Category: industry, ttff news and features
Tags: call for submissions, caribbean film, caribbean filmmakers, trinidad+tobago film festival, ttff22, ttfilmfestival

Hero to Open ttff/18

UPDATE: TICKETS ON SALE FROM MONDAY AUGUST 27 at NAPA BOX OFFICE- 11am-6pm DAILY + AT ttff’s OFFICE-9:30am – 1:30PM MONDAY to...

Date: Mon 27 Aug, 2018
Category: news, ttff news and features
Tags: caribbean film, hero, opening night gala, ttff/18

Announcing the Caribbean Films for ttff/18

(still from Sprinter) The ttff seeks to highlight excellence in filmmaking through the exhibition of fiction and documentary features and sh...

Date: Fri 10 Aug, 2018
Category: ttff news and features
Tags: caribbean film, ttff/18

This Caribbean Film Has Won The Amnesty International Human Rights Prize

Caribbean film that focuses on the issue of human trafficking – but from the point of view of reluctant trafficker, has won the Amnesty In...

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

Festival de Cine de Trinidad y Tobago

Film Festival season is here and there are exciting times ahead for film enthusiasts and industry practitioners. The trinidad + tobago film...

Date: Fri 22 Sep, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: caribbean film, community development, republic day, steelband documentary, the power of women in film, ttff/17, world cinema

Get ‘high on film’ at TT Film Festival 2017

After several months of teasing and hints, the 12th edition of the Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival Festival officially kicked off on Tuesd...

Date: Tue 05 Sep, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: caribbean film, community development, green days by the river, hyatt regency trinidad, iadb, loop, ttff/17, un women

More on Show at tt Film Festival

It’s that time of year again when film makers and lovers alike gear up for the much anticipated Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival.

Date: Tue 05 Sep, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: caribbean film, community development, michael anthony, michael mooleedhar, ministry of community development, ttff/17, world cinema

TTFF at UWI Focuses on C’bean History of Advocacy and Resistance

The Film Programme at The University of the West Indies (UWI), will once again host the screening of internationally acclaimed and student m...

Date: Sat 26 Aug, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: caribbean film, community development, documentary, haiti, la matamoros, shashamane, the rastafarian community, ttff/17, uwi, where have our trees gone

TT Film Festival announces strong lineup

A strong line-up of critically acclaimed, award-winning Caribbean films will screen at this year’s Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival (TTFF...

Date: Mon 14 Aug, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: caribbean film, community development, movietowne, ttff/17

T&T Film Festival announces strong line-up

A strong line-up of critically acclaimed, award-winning Caribbean films will screen at this year’s Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival (TTFF...

Date: Sun 13 Aug, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: cargo, caribbean film, community development, guardian, human trafficking, jose maria cabral, kareem mortimer, movietowne, ttff/17, woodpeckers

Strong line-up at TTFF

T&T will present four feature-length films and over 34 short and experimental films during the T&T Film Festival (TTFF) from Septemb...

Date: Sat 12 Aug, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: caribbean film, christian james, community development, green days by the river, michael anthony, michael mooleedhar, movietowne, ttff/17

TT Film Festival announces strong lineup of Caribbean films

A strong lineup of critically acclaimed, award-winning Caribbean films will screen at this year’s trinidad+tobago film festival (tt/ff), t...

Date: Thu 10 Aug, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: cargo, caribbean dream, caribbean film, community development, human trafficking, jose maria cabral, kareem mortimer, loop, shakirah bourne, sundance film festival, ttff/17, uwi

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