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While we are waiting (perhaps hopelessly, perhaps in vain) for We Love You Anne to be released, it’s worth our time to look back at I Love You Anne and one of the key elements that made that movie work,…
When Wilkenson Bruna’s movie Le Vent du Désir was released in the early 2000s (2002). The movie introduced Bernadette Chitolie, Genji Jacques, Metsuka Nicholas, Stephanie Henriquez, among a host of other actors. Wonder where they are now, and what they’re…
Around here in these parts, we just love social commentary. And when social commentary is somehow embedded in a movie, so much the better. So, when we came across the trailer for the Jean-Claude Fayolle movie Pataswèl (best translation we…
The last Moise Kharmeliaud movie that I saw was so terrible, so horrendous, that I, one of the most patient, let-me-give-them-the-benefit-of-a-doubt movie fans hit the stop button within 12 minutes. Not satisfied with doing just that, I subsequently hit the…
Am I going to be a senior citizen by the time We Love You Anne is released? The trailer was placed on YouTube nearly three years ago, and still no movie. What exactly is the hold-up? Are the producers waiting…
Richard J. Arens is not too bad of a director. To my knowledge, he has helmed three movies thus far: Alelouya (which I thought was hilarious), and My Name Is (which I thought was monstrous), and of course Show Kola.…
Le Cap a La Une: Should it Be Remade?
Some folks aren’t too crazy over Haitian movies made in Canada. Me? I actually find some of them likeable…like Wilfort Estimable’s Gason Makoklen trilogy. Initially, I bought the first two for my grandmother, but once I actually sat down and…
If you haven’t seen The Agronomist—-Jonathan Demme’s documentary about Jean-Léopold Dominique, the trailblazing Haitian journalist—you really should allocate about 90 minutes of whatever time you have left in your life span to do so. The helmer of Radio Haiti-Inter died…
For some, his movie Pluie D’Espoir is by far, one of the best movies to have come out of Haiti, but director-screenwriter-producer Jacques Roc continues to pound the pavement, looking for new ways to depict Haiti on the screen, albeit…