Get ready to discover the rich world of Caribbean cinema at the 34th African Diaspora International Film Festival, November 27 – December 13 in New York City!
From Trinidad & Tobago to Cuba, with stops in Haiti, Jamaica, Guyana, and beyond, these films bring powerful stories of love, freedom, music, family, and the fight for justice.
Spotlight on Trinidad & Tobago Cinema
Saturday, December 12 | 6:00 PM | Teachers College
Start the evening with two U.S. Premieres!
The Seas Between Us – A young girl discovers her family's roots when her adventurous aunt arrives from India.
Dancing on Steel – Celebrate the sounds and spirit of Trinidad & Tobago through steelpan music and traditional dance.
GALA PREMIERE: The Ghost of Hing King Estate
Saturday, December 12 | Teachers College
7:00 PM – VIP Reception | Room 177GD
8:00 PM – U.S. Premiere & Q&A with actor Michael Cherrie | Chapel
SPECIAL GUEST MICHAEL CHERRIE IN PERSON!
Don't miss this special screening of The Ghost of Hing King Estate, the final film by legendary Trinidadian filmmaker Sir Horace Ové.
Set on an estate in Trinidad, the film tells a gripping story of mysterious deaths, fear, and suspicion.
Acclaimed actor Michael Cherrie, who appeared opposite Regina King in Netflix's Shirley, will join us in person for a conversation after the screening.