List of movies on Haiti Pagina 5

Bazilik Patikola is a Haitian martial art and game of skill, practiced with a stick, and in its most advanced stage, with a machete. The documentary...

Down in Haiti, there is a lady named "Madan Paul". Madan Paul belongs to "Mesie Paul", her husband. Brenò is a poor guy with abslutely nothing...

After the murder of a journalist, police investigate a young suspect: Rolland Rameau.

Joane, a Haitian woman living in Chile, is accused of abandoning her baby at a municipal building. This leads to a series of events that result in...

Ritual dances, incantations and fetishes in an associative sequence of mystical scenes reveal the roots of the Afro-Cuban minority in Bauta, Cuba,...

A young Haitian boy must decide if joining a gang is the right path for him.

Se Met Ko is a model fictional analysis of attitudes and misconceptions about AIDS within a Haitian-American neighbourhood. The video uses indigenous...

A visual ode to Jean-Jacques Dessalines by Felix Morriseau-Leroy.

A Haitian woman's tranquil life is shattered by foreigners as she fights to stay alive and protect her ancestral land, unleashing a journey of...

Come see the sites and sounds of Haiti's Kanaval (Carnival) 2008 in Port-Au-Prince, featuring a plethora of local music stars.

Documentary about L'Orchestre Tropicana d'Haïti, a multi-instrumentalist musical band founded in 1963 in the city of Cap-Haïtien, Haiti.

A 26-year-old man becomes gravely ill and died of an unknown disease. He was clearly hexed: it’s October 1980 and we are in Haïti....

A young guitarist is kicked out of his friend's home when he believes the guitarist to be courting the woman he loved.

Fiel et Miel tells the story of Daril, an unemployed man who loves Mabele. Mabele's father, Paulchico, wants her to marry an educated and rich man. A...

The film follows a group of former female inmates who stage a play condemning the country’s prison system. At its center is Nathalie, who...

Trials and tribulations of a poor peasant woman who moved to Port-au-Prince. Shot on 35mm.

The film Zatrap, shot in Black & White, in 16 MM, and in Creole/French, pinpoints the problems of a departmentalized Martinique, which no longer...

Two young workers at a busy Port-au-Prince open air market have a conversation about the mystical properties of common objects and whether the divine...

Shunned by fellow villagers for his past misdeeds as a political operative, a single father and his three daughters struggle to earn forgiveness.

In 1980, the first feature film in Creole language "A la mise pou Rodrig" was distributed throughout the country featuring the singer Rodrigue...

A boy in rural Haiti develops an interest in cinema and helps his father acquire a TV set.

Mondesir’s thesis film for York’s MFA program