Trinidad+Tobago film festival announces ttff/22 award-winning films

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Trinidad and Tobago: The trinidad+tobago film festival was pleased to announce the ttff/22 award-winning films. After the commencement of the film festival, they also announced the sponsors and contributors to the successful hosting of the events.

Best Student Film: Hide!, directed by Shaochen Wang AND Cracked, directed by Lin Que Ayoung and Take Care, directed by Shun Tachizono
Best Film as Decided by a Youth Jury: Lo que se hereda (It runs in the family), directed by Victoria Linares Villegas.
Mention: Talia’s Journey, directed by Christophe Rolin
Best Documentary Short Film: Strictly 2 Wheel, directed by Ania Freer
Best Narrative Short Film: Twa Fèy (Three leaves), directed by “Eleonore Coyette & Sephora Monteau. Mention: Ici s’achève le Monde Connu (Here ends the world we’ve known), directed by Anne-Sophie Nanki
Best Documentary Feature Film the award given to the Paroles de Nègres (The words of negroes), directed by Sylvaine Dampierre Honorable Mention: Mafifa, directed by Daniela Muñoz Barroso
Best Narrative Feature Film will be named as Cette Maison (This House), directed by Miryam Charles Honorable Mention: Una Pelicula Sobre Parejas (A Film About Couples), directed by Natalia Cabral & Oriol Estrada
Best Film for the country named as King David, directed by Walt Lovelace
Award-winning films will be available for viewing on screens 9 + 10 at MovieTowne POS at 8pm:
Screen 9:
Love in 21st Century Winner + Take Care (66) + Paroles de Negres (Word of Negroes) (78).
Screen 10:
Strictly 2 Wheels (10) + Twa Fey (Three Leaves) (25) + King David (25) + Cette Maison (This House) (90)

There are so many persons that contributed immensely to the success of this year’s Festival that we cannot fully close the curtains on ttff/22 without sending sincere thank you’s:

To our volunteers – none of this would have been possible without each of you! Thank you for your passion and commitment, your helpfulness and readiness to serve! You made the experience of our guests and filmmakers seamless and memorable.
To our limin’ live host, Tracy Hutchings – thank you for your love of films, your infectious energy and for always bringing your A-game! We’re so happy to have you!
To our facilitators, panellists, Q&A facilitators and moderators – thank you for offering your time, knowledge and experience to ttff/22 and to the wider Caribbean film industry! Thank you for creating a truly engaging and learning environment at ttff/22. We appreciate you.
To our programmers and jurors – thank you for your commitment, drive and passion for film. We are grateful for all that you do!
To the ttff/22 filmmakers – thank you for trusting us with your work, and for coming along with us on this journey.

And most importantly, from the ttff/22 team to YOU, our audience – thank you for showing up and celebrating our stories, our culture, our history! Your presence was heartwarming and ‘loud’. Thank you for coming out to #seeyuhself.