> From: Haseenah Ebrahim <haseenah@nwu.edu>
Subject: Re: Caribbean Films
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> Other Caribbean films include some excellent films by Cuban
> filmmakers,
> including several by the Afrocuban filmmakers Sergio Giral Elotro
> Francisco, Maluala, Rancheador, Maria Antonia), Sara Gomez (De cierta
> manera / One way or Another and a number of
> documentaries, including her first one, Ire a Santiago)
> and Gloria Rolando's Oggun. Raoul Peck's Man by
> the Shore and Felix de Rooy's Ava and Gabriel,
> Euzhan Palcy's Sugarcane Alley and
> Simeon are other good examples.
>
> The book Portia mentions is called Ex-Iles
>
> >> From: Portia E Cobb <<pcobb@csd.uwm.edu>
>
> >> Subject: Re: Caribbean Films
> >> Also look to a book on Caribbean cinema by Mbaye Cham. It mentions
> all of these and a few more.
> >> Portia Cobb.
>
> >> > > From: Janet Akindayini <<African_Video_Centre@compuserve.com>
> >> > > Subject: CARIBBEAN FILMS
> >> > > I would have thought that the obvious were:-
> >> > > Smile Orange
> >> > > The Harder They Come
> >> > > Dancehall Queen
> >> > > Rockers
> >> > > Janet Colledge
> >> > > The African Video Centre
> >> > > London UK
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> Hasenah Ebrahim
>
> RTVF Dept.
>
> Northwestern Univ.
>
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