Classic Caribbean films that the youth of the 70’s gathered animatedly to watch at West Indian cinemas. Thoughtful, contemporary stories from indie Caribbean filmmakers. Action. Drama. Thriller. Documentary. Animation. Features. Shorts.
Here at Caribbean Pop-Up Cinema, we love watching and screening Caribbean films of all eras, genres and lengths with people around the globe. In September 2022, we successfully launched the Caribbean International Film Fest, and we are gearing up for another stirring season of films during CIFF2023, on September 30 – October 1, 2023 in Birmingham, UK! See this year’s line up here.
CIFF2023 is being hosted by Caribbean Pop-Up Cinema (caribbeancinema.org), a community cinema project which programmes Caribbean films, promotes Caribbean filmmakers, and produces Caribbean film events. For more information, email caribbeanpopupcinema@gmail.com.
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