The Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival (ttff) held its formal opening night gala at the National Academy for the Performing Arts (NAPA) on Se...
Date: Fri 29 Sep, 2017 Category: ttff in the news Tags: christian james, community development, green days by the river, michael anthony, michael mooleedhar, napa, opening night gala, red carpet, ttff/17
The drama Green Days by the River was the big winner on Tuesday night at the Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival (ttff) bringing home both bes...
Date: Wed 27 Sep, 2017 Category: ttff in the news Tags: central bank auditorium, christian james, community development, green days by the river, michael anthony, michael mooleedhar, newsday, people's choice award for best feature film narrative, ttff/17
In his latest project coming on the heels of a filmmaking career that has already brought him local and some regional and international reco...
Date: Sat 16 Sep, 2017 Category: ttff in the news Tags: christian james, community development, coolie pink, green city on a hill, green days by the river, michael anthony, michael mooleedhar, napa, patricia mohammed, queens of curepe, ttff/17, uwi
UWI medical student Nadia Kandhai never set out to be a movie star. However, a random meeting on a flight to Tobago set her on the path to p...
Date: Thu 07 Sep, 2017 Category: ttff in the news Tags: bptt, christian james, community development, green days by the river, michael mooleedhar, movietowne, nadia kandhai, newsday, ttff/17
Dr. Bruce Paddington founder of the T&T Film Festival give some insight into the festival, which takes place from September 19-26 at Mov...
Date: Tue 05 Sep, 2017 Category: ttff in the news Tags: bruce paddington, christian james, ctv, film festival launch, green days by the river, michael anthony, michael mooleedhar, moko jumbie, ttff/17, uwi, youtube
Filmmakers wishing to apply for a $10,000 award for the best T&T film in development have until 30 August to do so. The award sponsored...
Date: Wed 30 Aug, 2017 Category: ttff in the news Tags: best tt film in development, bptt, christian james, community development, guardian, ttff/17
Green Days by the River, a Film adaptation of Michael Anthony’s classic 1967 novel of the same name, will open this year’s festival, at...
Date: Mon 28 Aug, 2017 Category: ttff in the news Tags: christian james, community development, green days by the river, michael anthony, michael mooleedhar, napa, red carpet, ttff/17
IT IS Michael Anthony’s hope that the film adaptation of his iconic novel, Green Days by the River, inspires a new generation of Caribbean...
Date: Tue 15 Aug, 2017 Category: ttff in the news Tags: christian james, community development, green days by the river, michael anthony, michael mooleedhar, newsday, red carpet, ttff/17, uwi
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: Sun 13 Aug, 2017 Category: ttff in the news Tags: cargo, christian james, community development, feature film, flow, guardian, human trafficking, jose maria cabral, kareem mortimer, michael anthony, michael mooleedhar, movietowne, sundance film festival, ttff/17
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
Eleven years ago, Michael Mooleedhar and Christian James met at the University of the West Indies. It was the first time the institution off...
Date: Thu 10 Aug, 2017 Category: ttff in the news Tags: christian james, community development, green days by the river, guardian, michael anthony, michael mooleedhar, ttff/17, uwi
Green Days by the River, a film adaptation of Michael Anthony’s classic 1967 novel of the same name, will open this year’s T&T F...
Date: Mon 07 Aug, 2017 Category: ttff in the news Tags: christian james, community development, green days by the river, guardian, michael anthony, michael mooleedhar, napa, red carpet, ttff/17
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