Stones in the Sun - 7:30PM Ring di Alarm - 9:15PM TriBeCa Cinema 54 Varick Street New York, NY 10013

Brooklyn College, Tanger Auditorium 2900 Bedford Ave New York, NY 11210

TriBeCa Cinema 7PM Screening, Doors 6:30PM Trafik d’Info (2005) Janluk Stanislas (Guadeloupe/France) 11 mins In the twenty-first century, information is the challenge of all trades. In a dissenting district of a small island in the Caribbean who lives at the pace of globalization, the information flows in all forms and is dealed in every street corner. This despite the censorship imposed by the High Council, holder of official information. The militia of the Supreme Council is responsible for dismantling a network of opponents to this information directive. Jouwa, a young officer of the rebel organization must engage in full moon, an information capital. Tracked by the militia, he tries to escape to save the "Info" ... After a frantic pursuit, he is caught by the henchmen of the High Council, but managed to conceal his "info". One day, it is found by a child belonging to an organized community, while a vibrant cultural knowledge, and fruit of the resistance led by the rebel organization. The "News" that advocates the right to freedom, achieved its goal. Stones in the Sun (2012) Patricia Benoit (Haiti, US) 95 mins Synopsis: NEW YORK, the 1980s. Yannick (the writer Edwidge Danticat), a journalist, is forced to move to her sister Micheline’s home to escape the violence in their native Haiti. Ronald and Vita, a married couple, have also fled the country. And Gerald, a political activist, gets an unwelcomed visit from his father, who was an enforcer with the Duvalier regime. All six must learn to heal from the trauma of the past in this poignant, haunting film.

TriBeCa Cinema 9PM Screening, Doors 8:30PM Cabbie Chronicles (2012) - US Premiere Anieph & Alison Latchman (Jamaica) 3 mins Synopsis: CABBIE CHRONICLES is an animated series about a Jamaican taxi-driver, navigating the absurd complexities of modern Jamaican life. Most taxicab drivers in Jamaica are referred to as "Cabbie". In “Jamaica 50 - Raayyy!”, Cabbie recounts pivotal moments in Jamaica's history in celebration of its 50th year of Independence Ring di Alarm (2012) - US Premiere Desmond Young, Joel Burke, Kyle Chin, Michael "Ras Tingle" Tingling, Michelle Serieux, Nile Saulter, Storm Saulter (Jamaica) 80 mins Synopsis: “OUT OF MANY, one people” is Jamaica’s national motto. And out of eight short films this one feature-length film about life in modern-day Jamaica, made by the New Caribbean Cinema filmmakers’ collective, was born. Moving from the majestic Blue Mountains to the gritty ghetto to the stunning north coast, and spinning stories funny, suspenseful, thrilling and poignant, this is a cinematic mosaic as diverse and complex as the island that inspired it.

Brooklyn Heights Cinema 7PM Screening, Doors 6:30PM Cabbie Chronicles (2012) - US Premiere Anieph & Alison Latchman (Jamaica) 3 mins Synopsis: CABBIE CHRONICLES is an animated series about a Jamaican taxi-driver, navigating the absurd complexities of modern Jamaican life. Most taxicab drivers in Jamaica are referred to as "Cabbie". In “Jamaica 50 - Raayyy!”, Cabbie recounts pivotal moments in Jamaica's history in celebration of its 50th year of Independence Ring di Alarm (2012) - US Premiere Desmond Young, Joel Burke, Kyle Chin, Michael "Ras Tingle" Tingling, Michelle Serieux, Nile Saulter, Storm Saulter (Jamaica) 80 mins Synopsis: “OUT OF MANY, one people” is Jamaica’s national motto. And out of eight short films this one feature-length film about life in modern-day Jamaica, made by the New Caribbean Cinema filmmakers’ collective, was born. Moving from the majestic Blue Mountains to the gritty ghetto to the stunning north coast, and spinning stories funny, suspenseful, thrilling and poignant, this is a cinematic mosaic as diverse and complex as the island that inspired it.

Brooklyn Heights Cinema 9:30PM Screening, 9PM Doors Cabbie Chronicles (2012) - US Premiere Anieph & Alison Latchman (Jamaica) 3 mins Synopsis: CABBIE CHRONICLES is an animated series about a Jamaican taxi-driver, navigating the absurd complexities of modern Jamaican life. Most taxicab drivers in Jamaica are referred to as "Cabbie". In “Jamaica 50 - Raayyy!”, Cabbie recounts pivotal moments in Jamaica's history in celebration of its 50th year of Independence Ring di Alarm (2012) - US Premiere Desmond Young, Joel Burke, Kyle Chin, Michael "Ras Tingle" Tingling, Michelle Serieux, Nile Saulter, Storm Saulter (Jamaica) 80 mins Synopsis: “OUT OF MANY, one people” is Jamaica’s national motto. And out of eight short films this one feature-length film about life in modern-day Jamaica, made by the New Caribbean Cinema filmmakers’ collective, was born. Moving from the majestic Blue Mountains to the gritty ghetto to the stunning north coast, and spinning stories funny, suspenseful, thrilling and poignant, this is a cinematic mosaic as diverse and complex as the island that inspired it.