The Caribbeans premier film festival is back once again on the French Caribbean island of St Barth.<\/p>\n
The 26th edition of the St Barth Film Festival runs this week from May 3-6 in Gustavia.<\/p>\n
Since 1996, the event has become a crossroads for Caribbean films and filmmakers, putting the regions cinematic excellence on display on its most glamorous island.<\/p>\n
This years event includes films from Martinique, French Guiana, France, Guadeloupe and the United States.<\/p>\n
That includes JAZZ FEST: A New Orleans Story, directed by Frank Marshall and featuring frequent St Barth visitor Jimmy Buffett.<\/p>\n
Most of the films are presented by a director (or. in one case, by leading actor Ricky Tribord).<\/p>\n
The evening films will be screened in Lorient at AJOE, with its high-tech digital projection system.<\/p>\n
By day, films are presented at Theatre du Paradis in the heart of Gustavia.<\/p>\n
Join us on a journey through the Caribbean via its culture and music, the event said in a statement.<\/p>\n
You can find the full schedule below:<\/p>\n
Wednesday, May 3, 8pm, AJOE<\/p>\n
Opening night<\/p>\n
Le lien qui nous unit<\/p>\n
by Plagie Serge Poyotte<\/p>\n
presented by lead actor Ricky Tribord<\/p>\n
(French Guiana, 2020, French\/Creole,1h 49 min)<\/p>\n
Thursday, May 4, 10am, Thtre du Paradis<\/p>\n
Ti Emile Milo pk m<\/p>\n
by Fabienne Kanor<\/p>\n
presented by producer Barcha Bauer<\/p>\n
(Martinique, 2008, music documentary, 54 minutes)<\/p>\n
Thursday, May 4, 8pm, AJOE<\/p>\n
International music night<\/p>\n
Rd<\/p>\n
by FabienneOrain Chomaud<\/p>\n
Presented by director Fabienne Orain Chomaud<\/p>\n
(France, 2023, French, 26 min)<\/p>\n
Ahi Na Ma Lindigo Cuba<\/p>\n
by Laurent Benhamou & Valentin Langlois<\/p>\n
presented by director Laurent Benhamou<\/p>\n
(France, 2018, music documentary, French\/Creole\/Spanish, 53 minutes)<\/p>\n
Vendredi 5 mai, 10h, Thtre du Paradis<\/p>\n
Two documentaries by Emile Romney about kaz kreol.<\/p>\n
presented by director\/architect Emile Romney<\/p>\n
Sonj s kaz la..on driv av Pascal Foy<\/p>\n
(Dont Forget The Kaz..a drive with Pascal Foy)<\/p>\n
(Guadeloupe, 2021, French, 1555)<\/p>\n
KAZ..on lspwi pou dmen<\/p>\n
(KAZ an inspiration for tomorrow)<\/p>\n
(Guadeloupe, 2021, French, 1959)<\/p>\n
Friday, May 5, 8pm, AJOE<\/p>\n
Sauce chien party<\/p>\n
Lme du couteau-chien<\/p>\n
by Barcha Bauer<\/p>\n
presented by director Barcha Bauer<\/p>\n
(France,2023, documentary, French, 52 minutes)<\/p>\n
Saturday, May 6, 2:30pm, Thtre du Paradis<\/p>\n
George Tarer, un sicle aimer<\/p>\n
by Steve James<\/p>\n
presented by director Steve James & writer Stephanie James<\/p>\n
(Guadeloupe, 2019, French, 60 minutes)<\/p>\n
Saturday, May 6, 8pm, AJOE<\/p>\n
Closing night<\/p>\n
Jazz Fest: A New Orleans Story<\/p>\n
by Frank Marshall, Ryan Suffern<\/p>\n
(USA, 2022, music documentary, English, 1h 35 min)<\/p>\n
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