Haiti Cinema - Cine Triomphe re-opens with 2 Haitian Movies playing Everyday starting Sunday
Haiti Cinema Update -- Cine Triomphe is re-opening its doors for movies... Playing this Sunday are 2 Haitian movies: L'Infirmière à Domicile and Le Seigneur des Prostituées...
PHOTO: Cine Triomphe, Port-au-Prince Haiti
December 18, 2015 1:13 PM
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These two movie showing by The Haitian American Association of Filmmakers, under the direction of Raynald Delerme, will be showing everyday, 4 shows a day in each Cine Triomphe theater.
Haitian filmmaker is giving a press conference this Friday at 1PM at Cine Triomphe...
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