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Actors Sasha Compère and Anthony B. Jenkins portray Haitian American siblings Chantal and Jude Augustin, respectively, on the HBO Max medical drama “The Pitt,” offering a timely representation of Haitians in America on mainstream television. The post Haitian family on ‘The Pitt’ portrays timely story on hit mainstream show appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The Los Angeles premiere of The Forgotten Occupation offers a poignant look at the U.S. occupation of Haiti and its modern-day consequences. The post The Forgotten Occupation makes Los Angeles theatrical debut Jan. 10 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Two Haitians gained international recognition as they won the 2025 Franceinfo Golden Visa Award for their interactive report on life in gang-controlled Port-au-Prince. The post Haitian and Belgian journalists win Franceinfo’s 2025 Golden Visa for Haiti reporting appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Amid Haiti’s deepening political and humanitarian crisis, the 10th Haiti International Film Festival offers a bold tribute to the nation’s storytellers and artists reclaiming their narrative through film and art. The post Haiti International Film Festival celebrates 10 years in LA appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Premiering in New York, The Heroes of the Massacre River offers a detailed look at the Haitian-led canal project that became a flashpoint in the country’s recent history. The post Documentary on Haiti’s canal builders to premiere in Brooklyn appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Filmmaker Mirta Desir reimagines one Haitian girl’s future in Jean & I, a short film screening at Martha’s Vineyard that uses grief as a quiet act of resistance. The post At Martha’s Vineyard festival, Jean & I centers Haitian girls caught between grief and labor appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Inside the Karibe Convention Center, filled with a cemetery-like silence on May 17, over 1,000 spectators attended the premiere of Kidnapping Inc. — a dark comedy that tackles Haiti’s kidnapping crisis with realism and satire. The post Kidnapping Inc. film premieres in Port-au-Prince, blending satire and realism to expose Haiti’s security crisis appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Set in Brooklyn, Nwa follows a young boy wrestling with cultural expectations, friendship and identity as he decides how to wear his hair—and by extension, who to become. The post Haitian filmmaker explores identity and assimilation in short film “Nwa” appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Elisee Junior St. Preux brings Haiti’s raw beauty to the screen in "The Tropic Sun and His Eyes," a film on masculinity and healing. The post Haitian American filmmaker Elisee Junior St. Preux captures father-son tensions in Haiti-set film appeared first on The Haitian Times.
