This is an amazing series of short films from Guadeloupe, Cuba, French Guiana, Martinique and Haiti. Demonstrating excellent filmmaking standards, these films are riveting, joyful and terrifying. Don’t miss this!&nbsp;

A young man is reflecting about his life, looking for answers to his dark thoughts. Violence, drugs and alcohol are part of the thing that kills his island and push him through introspection.

Dark Thoughts

El Zurdo, a young and talented boxer is expelled from the Boxing academy and is forced to give an account to his grandfather, his first coach and the only one who can make him come back. On the way to the grandfather's house, he gets involved in a fight and, without knowing the people involved, defends a stranger. He continues his initial path in search of his grandfather, he does not find it in his house or in the bar where he works, when asking in another nearby bar he will discover tragic events.

El Zurdo

The peaceful life of Georges, an introverted Guyanese teenager, becomes complicated when he falls in love with Gisèle, a dreamy girl who hopes more than anything to see Paris.

Ici c'est Paris (Paris Is Here)

Grégory Beauville is a 40-year-old ‘Goyave (Guava) béké seeking his place in society and living a tense relationship with his father. Everything gets complicated when Grégory develops suspicions towards his father as a general strike is occurring in Martinique.

Goyave

Doc and Zoe are just hired for the night to deliver an unknown package. At a crossroad, they stumble upon a dog. In Haiti, each crossroad requires a sacrifice.

Kafou

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Non-English Speaking Caribbean: A Series of Short Films

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