He was in search of the simple life of ancient, ‘UNCIVILIZED’ man but when the category 5, Hurricane Maria hit, he found himself capturing the aftermath of his devastated country.
A Rastafarian factory worker from Jamaica’s most dangerous ghetto makes it into the national soccer team – the “Reggae Boyz” – and unites the country beyond the soccer pitch.
BIFF specially invited guest Gloria Rolando will screen her film MY FOOTSTEPS IN BARAGUA followed by an intimate conversation touching on her 35-year career capturing the effects of Caribbean migrations and the study of the African-Cuban diaspora at the end of the 20th Century.
Five short films about wildlife and conservation. From the drama of Baxu and the Giants to National Geographic’s A Birth of a Pride, this two-hour block of short films will inspire the whole family.
Documentary follows a family of mudding enthusiasts as the last mudhole in Orlando, Florida goes up in flames and they are forced to reconsider their way of life in a city that doesn’t have room for them anymore.
