Check It Deeply: The Caribbean From Our Lens
Caribbean filmmakers are claiming control of how the people of the region are seen and heard.
Visual Culture: Trinidad & Tobago Director Sean Hodgkinson on “Trafficked”
The dark drama screens at Brooklyn's New Voices in Black Cinema Festival this week.
Bamsees, Boats + Bazodee: Highlights From the Trinidad + Tobago Film Festival
Our favorite Caribbean movies from this year's edition.
The LargeUp Interview: Pras Michel on “Sweet Micky For President”
The Fugees co-founder on Haiti, politics and becoming a documentary filmmaker.
Film Fete: The Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival 2013
Words by Tishanna Williams—
Today marks the official start of the 8th annual Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival, or ttff/13. A venture of the Trinidad and Tobago Film Company, the event, known for offerin... Read More...
Watch Me Now: New Caribbean Cinema’s ‘Ring Di Alarm’ In NYC
Words by LargeUp Crew—
Fresh off the success of their debut feature Better Mus' Come, the crew of emerging filmmakers known as New Caribbean Cinema are back with a new feature, Ring Di Alarm. Described a... Read More...
Cinema Antilles: The Flatbush Film Fest Goes Francophone
Words by Jesse Serwer
CariBBeing's Fl@tbush Film Festival, a month-long series of weekend screenings which launched last Friday at MoCADA in Brooklyn (in Fort Greene, however, not Flatbush), switches loc... Read More...
LargeUp TV: Better Mus Come Director Storm Saulter
Words, Photos and Video by Martei Korley
I first met Storm while on assignment in Kingston for Trace Magazine's Jamaica issue, by the pool of the Hilton Hotel. Surrounded by cool creative people, the su... Read More...