Trinidad and Tobago takes the spotlight with this outstanding lineup of films.

A priest has his devotion put to the test, as he listens to the confession of an ex convict; one that was incacerated at a prison he visited years ago.

Sins Of The Father

A priest has his devotion put to the test, as he listens to the confession of an ex convict.

Coronavirus has changed the entire world and, in the Caribbean Island of Trinidad & Tobago, in 2021, 'The Greatest Show on Earth' had to be cancelled: There's no Carnival in 2021 but culture cannot be cancelled.

Little Moko

In the Caribbean Island of Trinidad & Tobago, in 2021, 'The Greatest Show on Earth' had to be cancelled. But culture cannot be cancelled.

In rural Trinidad, Dhani struggles to support himself and his mother by selling doubles (Trinidad’s quintessential street food). When his estranged father returns from Canada unexpectedly, Dhani must decide if he will help save his father’s life despite their strained relationship.

Doubles with Slight Pepper

In rural Trinidad, Dhani struggles to support himself and his mother by selling doubles (Trinidad’s quintessential street food). When his estranged father returns from Canada unexpectedly, Dhani must decide if he will help save his father’s life despite their strained relationship.

For over a decade, murders, robberies and other violent crimes have soared in Trinidad leading
to a massive change in the way that ordinary citizens live their lives. When a shocking daytime
shooting happens, Ian Alleyne uses anonymous tips given to him by his audience to track down
the suspect. Ian Alleyne’s television program is the most watched news program in Trinidad &
Tobago. In addition to his broad domestic audience, the show is watched throughout the
Caribbean and streamed to large audiences worldwide on Facebook and Youtube. With police
corruption leading to a distrust among citizens, the public would rather give their information to
Alleyne anonymously, who then works with the police to apprehend the suspects. In fact, the
head of the local police service considers Alleyne to be an asset in helping the country move
forward. Despite this, Ian Alleyne often finds himself in legal issues because of the lengths to
which he is willing to go for justice. With unprecedented access to Alleyne, his crew and studio, a
portrait of a complicated man and a troubled nation is revealed.

Party Done

Ian Alleyne, a popular Trinidadian television host, utilizes viewer tips in an attempt to make a dent in the country’s soaring murder and crime rate. His controversial techniques, however, put him at odds with criminals and the law.

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