Haiti Movies

Haitian artist and activist Sanba Yonel creates a queer tribute to the Lwa, Vodou gods and goddesses who once inspired a revolution. In Haiti, men...

Documentary about the Centre of Art in Port au Prince

Documentary about L'Orchestre Tropicana d'Haïti, a multi-instrumentalist musical band founded in 1963 in the city of Cap-Haïtien, Haiti.

The result of a close collaboration between dancer-choreographer Linda I. François and filmmaker Wendy Desert. Song, poem, trance, and ritual...

Filmed in secret under the dictatorship of Jean-Claude Duvalier, this incisive documentary explores the effects of foreign exploitation and...

Come see the sites and sounds of Haiti's Kanaval (Carnival) 2008 in Port-Au-Prince, featuring a plethora of local music stars.

An action film with multiple twists and turn; an almost unusual genre in Haitian cinema.

Aline's passion for dance upsets her status in society.

In French Guiana, in the middle of the carnival period, Emmanuel and Léon, two young, mixed-race brothers, attend their grandmother's funeral....

In 1980, the first feature film in Creole language "A la mise pou Rodrig" was distributed throughout the country featuring the singer Rodrigue...

After a mother throws out her husband, she loses control of her daughter

Nocturne was shot over 10 days (mostly at night), while thinking about material and poetic transformation—in dreams, in darkness, through...

In 2012, the Haitian government amended the country’s constitution to allow dual citizenship. Filmmaker Rachelle Salnave is eager to reclaim...

Paul Junior Casimir, better known as Lintho, is a Haitian puppeteer. While he quietly carries on with his art, he becomes the object of jealousy from...

Kafe Negro tells the story of migrations around a small grain that became the second most important raw material on the global market. This film...

The film follows a group of former female inmates who stage a play condemning the country’s prison system. At its center is Nathalie, who...

A boy in rural Haiti develops an interest in cinema and helps his father acquire a TV set.

Serafin pushes his luck every chance he gets. Where is the line? What is the limit?