Montreal International Black Film Festival Kicks Off Sep 22 2011

Montreal International Black Film Festival

Founded by Haitian actress Fabienne Colas, the Montreal International Black Film Festival is set out to audiences the most beautiful and the most amazing new Black films, while creating a space to debate major cultural, social and socio-economic issues.

This year, according to a MIBFF press release, festival-goers can look forward to a dazzling selection of films being screened by this most daring Film Festival.

The 125 films will be grouped under the following 10 themes:

1. Drama/Action/Violence
2. Art/Poetry/Music
3. Comedy
4. Haiti
5. History/Traditions/Politics,
6. Immigration/Segregation,
7. Human Conditions,
8. Animation,
9. Homosexuality and, lastly,
10. Slavery

For more info about the Montreal International Black Film Festival, visit their new web site.

Congratulations to you Fabienne Colas, and to your staff... Keep doing what you are doing.

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