il est magnifique…
reportage plein de respect…merci
Posted By:christian heyne on March 13th, 2010
8:55 pm
Wonderful spirit in that man ( and beautiful body ) as well as a masterful doc of his travails/ joys! Another strong, beautiful Haitian, filmed so well by Enette Gregoire!! ( Lovely titel…
Vive les gents d’Haiti!
CI featured on Swiss Television
CI featured on European Culture TV channel, ARTE
CI Presents at Global Kids Roundtable in New York City
Haiti’s Cine Institute Receives Katrin Cartlidge Bursary
Ciné Institute Receives Award at Sarajevo Film Festival
Music School of Jacmel
Toro
Haitian Art: Buried But Not Dead
Viva Chocolate
Act for Haiti! Learn Acting and Support CI
Aider Pour Survivre
CINÉ INSTITUTE – JACMEL, HAITI SEEKS FULL TIME TEACHERS
The Overlooked
CI Set to Benefit from Large Concert in Austria, Aug. 5 2010
CI Featured in Filmmaker Magazine
“Mobilisation” Allah MP 2 Real
CI Featured on Swiss TV show Kulturplatz
Scouts After the Quake
Independent Magazine: Struggle and Triumph For Haiti’s Ciné Institute
Ciné Institute Gets a New Home
CI recognized in Los Angeles Times Blog, La Plaza
CBC TV Spot for current CI Student Film Series
Look at Me
Grace for Haiti
Ciné Institute Spring Update
Silent March
Vues d’Afrique Film Festival, April 15 – 25, 2010. Supporting Haitian Cinema
I’m Still Alive
A Legacy Under the Rubble
CBCNews.ca launches series of CI videos on the 3 month anniversary of Haiti’s earthquake.
Ciné Lumiere
On Set: ‘We Are the World 25 for Haiti’
Zaka’s Loss: Feature Story on the Globe and Mail
Crying Man
Jacmel featured in Canada’s Globe and Mail
Rebuilding Haiti: Haitians say jobs, schools, homes are key to recovery
Chana
Charlie Libin: Shooting an Action Sequence
Grand Mere
Charlie Libin of ‘Friends of Ciné Institute’ recounts his recent visit to CI
il est magnifique…
reportage plein de respect…merci
Wonderful spirit in that man ( and beautiful body ) as well as a masterful doc of his travails/ joys! Another strong, beautiful Haitian, filmed so well by Enette Gregoire!! ( Lovely titel…
Vive les gents d’Haiti!