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Good Films Start with Good Scripts

At the recently concluded T&T Film Festival, there was a renewed focus on local films. Green Days By the River, a local feature based on...

Date: Mon 23 Oct, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: british council, community development, green days by the river, ludo smolski, maya cozier, michael anthony, script development workshop, shari petti, short drop, sorf hair, ttff/17

Amnesty International Awards Bahamamian Film

A recognition for a crisis in the Caribbean. The Trinidadian and Tobago Film Festival came to a close last week and the Amnesty Internationa...

Date: Thu 19 Oct, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: amnesty international, cargo, community development, human rights, kareem mortimer, ttff/17

Writing the Indigenous Survival Story in T&T

A descendant of the original inhabitants of this country, Tracy Assing can be considered a “princess” of a proud people, the Caribs. Ori...

Date: Fri 13 Oct, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: community development, first people's day, indigenous cultures, indigenous voices, santa rosa first peoples community, the amerindians, tracy assing, ttff/17

T&T Film Festival to screen films in celebration of First Peoples Day

In celebration of First People’s Day on October 13, the T&T Film Festival will host Indigenous Voices—an afternoon of films that pre...

Date: Tue 10 Oct, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: community development, first people's day, indigenous cultures, ttff/17

T&T Film Festival to Screen Films in Celebration of First Peoples Day

In celebration of First People’s Day on October 13, the T&T Film Festival will host Indigenous Voices—an afternoon of films that pre...

Date: Tue 10 Oct, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: arima town hall, community development, first people's day, guardian, indigenous cultures, indigenous voices, ministry of community development, santa rosa first peoples community, ttff/17

T&T Film Festival to Screen Films in Celebration of First Peoples Day

TT Film Festival to screen films in celebration of First People’s Day.

Date: Tue 10 Oct, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: community development, first people's day, indigenous cultures, indigenous voices, santa rosa first peoples community, ttff/17

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

Cargo wins Amnesty International Human Rights Prize at ttff/17

The film Cargo by Bahamian film director Kareem Mortimer, has won the Amnesty International Human Rights Prize at the recently concluded tri...

Date: Mon 09 Oct, 2017
Category: ttff news and features
Tags: ttff/17

TT Film Festival to Screen Films Celebration First People Day

In celebration of First People’s Day on October 13, the trinidad+tobago film festival will host Indigenous Voices, an afternoon of films...

Date: Mon 09 Oct, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: arima town hall, community development, first people's day, indigenous cultures, indigenous voices, loop, ministry of community development, santa rosa first peoples community, ttff/17

Scattered Picks up Steam

The winners of the award for Best T&T Film in Development at the 2017 T&T Film Festival (ttff), writers Karen Martinez and Georgia P...

Date: Sun 08 Oct, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: award, award ceremony, best tt film in development, bptt, community development, scattered, ttff/17

Indigenous Voices celebrates First Peoples in film

In celebration of First People’s Day (on 13 October), the trinidad+tobago film festival will host Indigenous Voices – an afternoon...

Date: Fri 06 Oct, 2017
Category: community cinema, ttff news and features
Tags: ttff/17

Tobago Students flock to tt Film Festival

Tobago’s senior school teachers have been lauded for allowing their students to experience the recent 12th annual trinidad + tobago film f...

Date: Fri 06 Oct, 2017
Category: ttff in the news
Tags: community development, movietowne, the tempest, ttff/17

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ttff+

Love Caribbean Film

ttff/23

Save the Date, 21–27 Sept 2023

FILMCO

Tag: ttff/17

Good Films Start with Good Scripts

Amnesty International Awards Bahamamian Film

Writing the Indigenous Survival Story in T&T

T&T Film Festival to screen films in celebration of First Peoples Day

T&T Film Festival to Screen Films in Celebration of First Peoples Day

T&T Film Festival to Screen Films in Celebration of First Peoples Day

This Caribbean Film Has Won The Amnesty International Human Rights Prize

Cargo wins Amnesty International Human Rights Prize at ttff/17

TT Film Festival to Screen Films Celebration First People Day

Scattered Picks up Steam

Indigenous Voices celebrates First Peoples in film

Tobago Students flock to tt Film Festival

The Trinidad+Tobago Film Festival would like to acknowledge the generous support of our sponsors.

Signature Sponsor

Leading Sponsors

Contributing Sponsor

Supporting Sponsors

Programming Partners

Events + Hospitality Partners

Transportation Partner

Media + Promotion Partners

Join Our Mailinglist

Contact Us