Haiti
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ethnocineca: «There’s no way to escape it; it is part of my history»
ETHNOCINECA: «Hauntings» curator Jacqueline Nsiah speaks candidly about cinema’s power to hold contradiction, the emotional labour of curating haunted narratives, and the radical act of asking unanswerable questions.
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Raoul Peck announced as 2025 Visions du Réel guest of honour
Renowned Haitian filmmaker #Raoul Peck# has been named Guest of Honour for the 56th edition of Visions du Réel, taking place from 4 to 13 April, 2025. The festival will feature a retrospective of his non-fiction work, a screening of his latest film Ernest Cole: Lost and Found ahead of its Swiss theatrical release, and…
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The modern world in contemporary films
FESCAAAL: This year's edition in Milano offered an insight into the major transformations of the modern world.
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No winners, no losers
IMMIGRATION: While US Democrats, Republicans and the President bicker over a border wall, Chèche Lavi shows what whimsical policy measures mean to real people.
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Touring Port-au-Prince’s graveyard (guided by a goat)
The Haitian goat Britis proves an excellent mute guide at the Grand Cimetière in the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince, squeezing through narrow passageways as he inquisitively scurries from crypt to crypt.
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A murder that cuts deep
Through the killing of a park ranger, this documentary portrays the stark differences of two neighbouring nations – which again serves as a miniature imagery of many conflicts around the world.
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Haiti mon amour
Haiti: Earlier this year, Truls Lie travelled to Haiti to make a documentary about the Danish poet and filmmaker Jørgen Leth. Read the account of his journey and the country.
