THCFF 16: Shorts Block
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The Third Horizon Caribbean Film Festival takes place September 29 – October 2, 2016 in Miami and celebrates the work of cutting-edge Caribbean filmmakers.
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SHORTS PROGRAM features 5 short films: Doubles with Slight Pepper / Mommy Water / Antiman / Parish Bull / Short Drop
DOUBLES WITH SLIGHT PEPPER
Directed by: Ian Harnarine | 2012 | 16 minutes | Trinidad and Tobago, Canada, USA | English
Dhani struggles to support himself and his mother by selling doubles at the market. When his estranged father returns from Canada unexpectedly, Dhani must decide if he will help save his father’s life despite their strained relationship.
MOMMY WATER
Directed by: Julien Silloray | 2015 | 25 minutes | Guadeloupe, France | French with English subtitles
Eight-year-old Rosental lives with his father by the seaside. Intent on finding his mother, he visits Kamo, the village sorcerer, who tells him she has turned into a mommy water, a siren who lures fishermen to a realm deep in the ocean.
ANTIMAN
Directed by: Gavin Ramoutar | 2014 | 19 minutes | Guyana, USA | English
Anil, an introverted boy, is pressured by his father to become a cricket player. Although skillful, Anil refuses to play and takes refuge in his love for Dano, an older boy. In order to attend the local masquerade and see Dano, however, Anil must win the upcoming cricket tournament.
PARISH BULL
Directed by: Michael Tingling | 2012 | 20 minutes | Jamaica | English
Michael is the parish bull—confident, charming and without scruples. Michael isn’t afraid to make his bed, but he may just be afraid to lay in it.
SHORT DROP
Directed by: Maya Cozier | 2016 | 28 minutes | Trinidad and Tobago, USA | English
A lonely, elderly man gets mistaken for a taxi driver while on a morning drive through the busy streets of Port-of-Spain. What follows is a long day of reckoning with memories, friendships and revelations. (This film is a work in progress.)
The Third Horizon Caribbean Film Festival takes place September 29 – October 2, 2016 in Miami and celebrates the work of cutting-edge Caribbean filmmakers.
• General Admission – $12.00
ALL TICKET SALES ARE FINAL. NO REFUNDS. NO EXCHANGES. NO EXCEPTIONS.
*ALL FILMS START EXACTLY AT THE LISTED TIME*