January 2012
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COUNTDOWN 2 BETTER MUS COME
1-2-3 BETTER MUS COME ! CaribbeanTales and TIFF have joined forces to bring one of the most exciting new films from the Caribbean to Toronto. BETTER MUS COME will screen on Saturday Feb 4th and Sunday Feb 5th at TIFF Bell Lightbox as part of TIFF’s Black History Month Series entitled “Music, Magic, Clash: New Voices in the African Diaspora”. This is a bold and original film, described...
BETTER MUS COME - BY POPULAR DEMAND
BY POPULAR DEMAND - BETTER MUS COME - Extra tickets are available Feb 4 | Brunch/Awards/Screening | $50 Feb 4 | Screening Only | $12 Feb 5 | Youth and Community Screening | $12 Better Mus Come Feb 4 : Gala / Screening $50.00 CADFeb 4 : Screening only $12.00 CADFeb 5 : Community Screening $12.00 CAD
Gemini-nominated Filmmaker to receive T&T Award
TORONTO (January 25, 2011) – Ian Harnarine, the award winning Trinidadian-Canadian filmmaker, will receive an Award of Recognition from the Government of Trinidad & Tobago for his outstanding contribution to film, at the CaribbeanTales Youth Film Festival Gala, co-hosted with TIFF, on February 4, 2012. The Gala celebrates the fiftieth anniversaries of both Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica,...
Denham Jolly -- Canadian Media Pioneer
Mr. Denham Jolly chats with his friend and business partner former Justice Romain Pitt, during an interview at his home recently. Mr Jolly a respected Jamaican-Canadian media pioneer, activist, entrepreneur and the driving force behind Toronto’s first Black radio station (Flow 93.5FM) in 2001, will be honoured on Saturday, Feb 4th at the CaribbeanTales Youth Film Festival Gala Brunch co-hosted by...
CaribbeanTales Youth Film Festival Gala Brunch
Media Pioneer to be honored in Black History Month
TORONTO, January 9, 2011. Denham Jolly, a well-known Jamaican-Canadian media pioneer, activist, entrepreneur and the driving force behind Toronto’s first Black radio station (Flow 93.5FM) in 2001, will be honoured on Saturday, Feb 4th at the CaribbeanTales Youth Film Festival co-hosted by CaribbeanTales and TIFF. The event will also feature the Canadian premiere of award winning Jamaican...
CaribbeanTales Youth Film Festival & TIFF join...
Toronto, Jan 4, 2012. The CaribbeanTales Youth Film Festival (CTYFF) is partnering with TIFF to celebrate Black History Month with a fundraising Gala that recognizes the 50th Independence anniversaries of Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago and includes screenings of Storm Saulter’s stunning award-winning feature film Better Mus’ Come. The celebrations will take place on February 4th and...
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Looking back -- Highlights of 2011 in pictures
Before we say good bye to the Old Year - here’s 2011 in pics… CaribbeanTales 2011 @ Island Inn, Barbados - March 14 - 20. A wonderful occasion, at the beautiful Island Inn. Many new friends made, and old friends that we were able to live and grow with… With special thanks to Island Inn Barbados, and all our sponsors and partners. Photos by Benjamin Drakes. See the...
