A number of films made a big impression at the ttff/11. And we’re happy to report that since then, some of those films have continued to impress elsewhere. Better Mus’ Come, the debut film of Jamaica’s Storm Saulter, won the audience prize at the ttff/11 for best narrative feature. Since then it has gone on [...]

The film ’70: Remembering a Revolution, a documentary about the 1970 Black Power uprising, will be the first screening of this year’s T&T Film Nights, presented by the trinidad+tobago film festival (ttff), and sponsored by the Trinidad & Tobago Film Company (TTFC) in association with Reel Trini. The screening takes place on Sunday 29 January, [...]

The last quarter of the year is important on the international film festival calendar, particularly where Caribbean film fests are concerned. The ttff, of course, takes place at the end of September. The Dominican Republic Global Film Festival happens in the middle of November. And the Bahamas International Film Festival (Biff) and International Festival of [...]

Free film screenings this weekend in Mayaro will round out the programme of events for the trinidad+tobago film festival (ttff) for 2011. Presented in association with bpTT, the Big Mayaro Movie Weekend takes place this Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 December at the Mayaro Resource Centre. The excitement begins on Saturday with a screening of [...]

One key way the ttff is able to grow and remain a vibrant, cutting-edge entity is through its associations with other film festivals in the region and around the world. In addition to members of the ttff team attending major festivals such as Toronto, Miami and Cannes, we also have official partnerships with other festivals, [...]