Set in the stunningly shot south-western sea-side village of Cedros, Trinidad, Vashti Anderson’s Moko Jumbie (2017) tells the story of a young woman, Asha, who has
Category: Film and Television
Young actors shine in ‘Green Days by the River’
Even before Green Days by the River is released on the big screen, the film has already scored big. Two weeks ago, the Trinidad and
Sonja Dumas’ latest screenplay to be to be read at the Playwrights Workshop
This June, the Playwrights Workshop Trinbago (PWT) Readers Theatre Series 2017 will feature the full-length screenplay, ANGELS LIVE IN TUNAPUNA, written by filmmaker and choreographer
Trinidad-born Michael Jackson impersonator brings the King of Pop back in Lifetime Biopic
This article was originally published to Life & Style It’s one thing to play Michael Jackson, it’s another to become Michael Jackson. That’s the personal
Paul Pryce to Premiere Debut Film at Cannes
It’s a long way from The Oprah Winfrey Show to the prestigious Cannes Film Festival, where Trinidadian born actor, screenwriter and film producer Paul Pryce
Making Out Dem Drama Queens
Drama Queens is a feature length docu-film explores the personal and professional lives of four of Trinidad and Tobago’s most dynamic and iconic female stage performers – Cecilia Salazar, Leslie-Ann Lavine, Rhoma Spencer and Penelope Spencer.
Byron Camacho’s upcoming workshop to provide a jumping-off point for aspiring filmmakers
Filmmaker Byron Camacho’s upcoming workshop on writing and directing short films is aimed toward adults who want to study the fundamentals of screenwriting and directing
Navid Lancaster – Bridging Music and Technology
Most people in music and sound engineering in T&T think the only avenue they have is stage and radio, but I have been able to
Addicted to Soca – ‘Bazodee’ actor, Valmike Rampersad on connecting with his T&T heritage
The upcoming film ‘Bazodee‘, which had its US premiere in August, and finally returns to its home in Trinidad & Tobago this month, brings fresh eyes to
Film showcases rich colorful cultural backdrop of T&T
The local film “Play the Devil,” by writer/director Maria Govan and producer Abigail Hadeed, is simultaneously an exploration of the socio-political issues underpinning T&T and
FILM REVIEW- Trafficked (2015): Hits You Right In the Feels
GENRE: Drama/Thriller DIRECTOR: Sean Hodgkinson STARRING: Kia Rollock, Gyerlini Clarke, Aaron N. Charles with Brett Bengochea, Abdi Waithe, Brendon O’Brien and Thalia Baptiste From Garth
‘The Longest Wait’ begins film production in Trinidad and Tobago
Have you ever waited forever to meet the love of your life and instead you meet … trouble? For a man like Pearce Ryker, when
The Trinidad and Tobago Performing Arts Network 