Richard Foster
Joe “Drummie One” Issacs
Don't Miss the BELIZE EDITION of the 8th Traveling Caribbean Film Showcase as it makes its stop in Belize between March 14 - March 28, 2019. Please click the link for a full schedule and film descriptions with trailers. mailchi.mp/af95aa5b1df9/traveling-caribbean-showcase-8-stops-in-belize
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Filmmaker Raoul Peck has no interest in fiction. He’s drawn to reality and he’s compelled by stories that tell the truth, even when the truth is uncomfortable. Peck, director of […]'Horror Noire' Director Xavier Burgin On 'Blacula,' Blackness And Film School
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Xavier Burgin's new documentary Horror Noire explores the history of black people in cinema and specifically in horror, and celebrates artists he didn't learn about in school.YOU ARE INVITED ....YOU ARE INVITED TO OUR OPENING NIGHT IN BELMOPAN ......The Traveling Caribbean Film Showcase is the most significant regional action for the promotion of the Caribbean cinema and audio-visual in the Caribbean region and other areas of the world. It is a free cultural event that has pleased thousands of spectators in the countries of the Caribbean, liberated linguistic barriers and given Caribbean people access to a Caribbean cinema that corresponds to the diversity and similarities of our cultural identities as well as historical and social models. The existence of a special programming dedicated to children and adolescents is a fundamental part of the Traveling Showcase as it contributes to the diffusion of cultural and ethical values, to their recognition of identities and shared realities, to their sense of belonging to their culture, their nation and the and the Caribbean - as a diverse and unique space.
BELIZE SCREENING SCHEDULE COMING SOON: The Traveling Caribbean Film Showcase is the most significant regional action for the promotion of the Caribbean cinema and audio-visual in the Caribbean region and other areas of the world. It is a free cultural event that has pleased thousands of spectators in the countries of the Caribbean, liberated linguistic barriers and given Caribbean people access to a Caribbean cinema that corresponds to the diversity and similarities of our cultural identities as well as historical and social models. The existence of a special programming dedicated to children and adolescents is a fundamental part of the Traveling Showcase as it contributes to the diffusion of cultural and ethical values, to their recognition of identities and shared realities, to their sense of belonging to their culture, their nation and the Caribbean, as a diverse and unique space.
Farewell to Med Hondo, African Cinema Pioneer
Med Hondo, the Firebrand Pioneer of African Cinema, Dies
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The French-Mauritanian filmmaker gained international recognition with his feature debut, "Soleil O," which is being restored by Martin Scorsese’s Film Foundation.Thanks Dan & Emilie!
A Guide to Caribbean Film Festivals | Filmmaker Magazine
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Whether you're still defrosting your nether-regions from waiting in line for a Park City shuttle, or sitting in your Bushwick studio apartment eating ramen and surviving the polar vortex, you could pr...Please look out for Wutang:an American Saga when it comes out with Erika Alexander (BelizeIFF Jury alumnus) and directed by in demand Chris Robinson! Elusive and in demand cause we been trying to match dates with him for the Belize International Film Festival for a few years now.
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Hulu commenced casting for its upcoming scripted drama...Receive a cordial greeting from the International Organization for Migration, IOM. As part of the initiatives of the Organization to make the experiences of migrants visible, we kindly invite you to the audiovisual competition "Through the eyes of a migrant", where people from 15 to 30 years old will have the opportunity to win a virtual reality kit, a series of webinars to produce their story and exhibition in this year´s edition of Global Migration Film Festival 2019.
To participate, it is only necessary to fill out the attached form and send a 1 minute video pitch idea to virtualreality@iom.int (via Youtube link). The video must be recorded or subtitled in English, but if it facilitates your participation, from our regional office (in Costa Rica) we offer to add the subtitles if you notify us in advance. The extended deadline to submit your idea is February 14. Please find more info at the link below.
www.iom.int/gmff/submit-your-film/vr-film-competition
Old school special effects
Cheddar News
Ever wonder how they filmed the Mary Poppins bathtub scene?
