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CTYFF 2012
CaribbeanTales Youth Film Festival 2012 co-hosted with TIFF
TICKETS ARE STILL AVAILABLE FOR ALL EVENTS:
Feb 4th, 12 noon: Brunch, Award Ceremony & Canadian Premier of Better Mus Come.
Feb 4th, 1.30 pm : Award Ceremony & Canadian Premier of Better Mus Come / Talkback with Cameron Bailey.
Feb 5th, 3.45pm: Youth/Community Screening of Better Mus Come / Talkback with Cameron Bailey.
BUY YOUR TICKETS AT TIFF.NET
JOIN US!
CaribbeanTales Youth Film Festival and TIFF join forces to celebrate Black History Month with a fundraising Gala recognizing 50 years of independence for Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago, and two screenings of Storm Saulter’s award-winning film BETTER MUS COME.
The events are part of TIFF’s Black History Month Screening Series entitled “Music, Magic, Clash: New Voices in the African Diaspora”.
The celebration kicks off with a VIP Gala & Award Ceremony on February 4th at noon. Join us for a scrumptious Caribbean brunch. Then join TIFF’s Cameron Bailey for the Canadian premiere of BETTER MUS COME at 2:00pm, followed by a talk back with filmmaker Storm Saulter.
On February 5th Cameron Bailey will host a Youth and Community Screening of Better Mus Come.
Don’t miss this exclusive opportunity to see one of Jamaica’s most exciting new films.





