A revealing, riveting chronicle of the Black Power uprising that took place in Trinidad and Tobago in 1970.

In the award-winning documentary ‘Amsterdam, Traces of Sugar’, TV personality Noraly Beyer and rapper Typhoon (Glenn de Randamie) unravel their family histories, marked by slavery, while artist Patricia Kaersenhout, encourages her audience to reflect on slavery.

After a life of violence and crime, a man becomes part of the political movement towards Trinidad and Tobago's independence. It won’t be long, however, before his violent past catches up with him.

The beauty industry hails the European standard of beauty. In 'Black Hair' one model, Gabriella Bernard, is challenging that. 'Sorf Hair' explores the natural-hair experience in T+T.

Moving from victim to survivor, Camika, a mother of seven, shares her personal story of how she got the strength and voice to stop the cycle of domestic abuse in her home.

The recipe for dal puri traveled with indentured workers from India’s Gangetic plain to southern Caribbean colonies of Britain and the Netherlands in the 19th Century.

Three short films directed by Dylan Quesnel focused on solving climate change and environmental issues within Trinidad & Tobago.

Artists, bankers, businessmen, fishermen and agriculturalists, economists, workers – citizens all – from Port of Spain to Charlotteville, reveal their hopes and criticisms of Trinidad and Tobago after many years of Independence. Seen against the expectations expressed through our national anthem and contextualized in the push for separation from the British Empire and the physical reality of the islands, with the music of our people ringing throughout.

Three young men find purpose in a prison-based debate team led by journalist Debbie Jacob.

The documentary chronicles the life of Gary Grant - once a gangster and now a pastor - who works to help the community he once hurt.

Trinidadian Donald 'Jackie' Hinkson talks about his life's work and demonstrates his techniques.

A cricket player battles demons from his past while trying to make it to a world tournament.

Trying to be a part of the solution, Onika works hard to build trust in her role as a police officer.

The Insatiable Season is a fun and intimate look at the creations, crises and passion of the Mac Farlane camp as they produce a beautiful costumed band for Trinidad’s Carnival.

'Inward Hunger' reveals Eric Williams in unprecedented depth: the world that shaped him, the forces to which he at times succumbed, and those he fought to change. Episode 1, 'Great Expectations' follows Williams from his birth in the British West Indies in 1911 to his dramatic entry into politics in 1955 as he let down his bucket in Woodford Square, Trinidad. Episode 2, 'Movement of the People' begins with the emergence of Williams and the PNM as a political force, and the roller-coaster of events that formed part of the West Indie's struggle for independence, which came to a head for Trinidad and Tobago in 1962.

Episode 3, 'Power' covers Williams' public and private life as the leader of a young nation full of expectations, divisions and upheavals, leading up to the dramatic circumstances surrounding his death.

This 46-minute documentary, filmed in the two weeks leading up to Carnival, follows Kootoo, King Devil, as he prepares with his three brothers to once again win the village competition for the most convincing devil band.

Joebell catching hell in Trinidad so he make up his mind to go. The place he choose is America...

Julia and Joyce: Two Stories of Two Dance Pioneers, marks important dance heritage of Trinidad and Tobago and the world, as told through the fascinating histories of two Trinidad and Tobago dance pioneers, now in their seventies. Both Julia Edwards and Joyce Kirton tell their respective stories, full of challenges, humour and triumphs.

'Kaiso for July 27th' looks at the aftermath of the surprise attempted coup on the Caribbean island by a small Islamic group in 1990. 'Siege' recounts the terror and courage of TTT employees as they re-live their days held captive under the gun barrels of 70 heavily armed Muslim insurgents.

A hustler’s journey into chaos to steal a car and his lady friend's dream for peace from a painting, forces them to commit a crime that changes their lives forever.

Despite their differences, brothers Willy and Tito agree on one thing: that their quest in life is to use their music to help the lonely and the broken to accept themselves during what some consider to be the loneliest and most vulnerable time of the year… Christmas.

Black and beautiful, the paradox of separation and unity.

Zhenzhen is smuggled to the island of Trinidad where her brother Wei works construction.

Nang has lived outside the box, born in a Trinidadian village in the 1920's she survived by defying convention.

Two internationally certified, multi-disciplined, Trinidadian martial artists re-discover their roots in the unique Trinidadian martial art of Kalinda or Stickfighting, and are accepted for mentorship by living legends of the art, as they enter the potentially lethal arena of the Gayelle which to them is a ring of liberation!

The search for descendants of an ancestor who left Barbados in the early 1900s to build the Panama Canal.

Popular TV host, Ian Alleyne, uses viewer tips to try to make a dent in Trinidad's soaring murder and crime rate. But, will his controversial techniques put him at odds with criminals and the law?Popular TV host, Ian Alleyne, uses viewer tips to try to make a dent in Trinidad's soaring murder and crime rate. But, will his controversial techniques put him at odds with criminals and the law?

Seventeen year old Sandrine must hide her brother's illness in order to save his life.

A former solider investigating the murder of a major software company CEO must decipher whether he is being framed or succumbing to the delusions of his illness.

Derek Walcott, Literature Nobel Laureate travelled the world while remaining closely connected to his beloved island St. Lucia. This documentary presents an intimate portrait of him.

An exploration of the history of the Labour Movement in Trinidad and Tobago from Cipriani and Butler to the MSJ in the People’s Partnership.

When parang was born in Trinidad, it was played by workers in the cocoa plantations as entertainment for their families and friends after a hard day’s labour. Salt of the Earth explores this ancient music tradition called parang and the ones who made it survive.

David Rudder travels to Bahia in Brazil in search of the ‘Bahia Gyal’ the subject of his winning road march

Songs of Redemption reveals a stream of consciousness as told by Kingston prisoners incarcerated for crimes ranging from ‘illegal possession of firearm’ to ‘murder.’

Wendy Phillips' life spirals out of control after the sudden departure of her fiancé. Forced to move back in with her parents, Wendy’s Mother and childhood best friend, Giselle are concerned that Wendy is hanging out with a deviant, Sylvia. She soon starts work at Quirky TV as Simone Davies’ personal assistant, but inadvertently discovers the mortal dangers of the job.

This documentary follows three women who are each involved in the heritage of slavery in their respective roles.

Three friends on vacation on a Caribbean island are seduced by a wealthy stranger, and become pawns in a deadly game.

When a video of an unknown creature goes viral in Barbados and a young journalist and her team embark on a journey to seek out the truth about it, they end up uncovering a bigger story than just a video.

A filmmaker daughter connects to her writer father through his words, which transcend his death and help her find a way back to herself.