Tag: people’s choice award for best narrative feature

Another Successful Year for T&T Film Fest

Cast members, production staff and well wishers gathered at the Central Bank Auditorium to celebrate the very best of the Trinidad & Tob...

Date: Fri 29 Sep, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: award ceremony, best tt feature film, central bank auditorium, community development, flow, green days by the river, guardian, michael mooleedhar, people's choice award for best narrative feature, ttff/17

Local Filmmakers Sweep People’s Choice Awards at ttfilm Festival

T&T films dominated the People’s Choice Awards at the T&T Film Festival Awards ceremony on Tuesday —with the film-viewing audien...

Date: Thu 28 Sep, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: community development, green days by the river, jury award for best tt feature film, maya cozier, michael mooleedhar, people's choice award for best documentary, people's choice award for best narrative feature, people's choice award for best short film, salty dog, short drop, sorf hair, ttff/17

T&T High on Film as Local Filmmakers Sweep People’s Choice Awards

Trinidad and Tobago films dominated the People’s Choice Awards at the trinidad+tobago film festival Awards Ceremony on Tuesday, September...

Date: Wed 27 Sep, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: best documentary, community development, green days by the river, michael mooleedhar, ministry of community development, people's choice, people's choice award for best documentary, people's choice award for best narrative feature, ttff/17

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