Screen Share | Living Legacies

Caribbean Stories. Collective Power.
65+ Films | Canadian premieres | 20+ Countries represented
The and the Trinidad & Tobago-based have joined forces for a landmark collaboration, presenting a special joint edition in Toronto for 2026: Screen Share.
Screen Share signals a new chapter focused on collaboration rather than competition, and on amplifying Caribbean voices on the global stage. The 2026 edition will take place in Toronto and showcase a dynamic slate of films, conversations, and industry exchanges.
Living Legacies
The past is never truly behind us. The films in Living Legacies reveal how history continues to shape identity, belonging, and the struggle for justice across the Caribbean and its diaspora. Through dance, poetry, personal journeys, and documentary, they uncover the enduring presence of colonialism, migration, ancestral knowledge, and cultural memory in contemporary life.
Whether reclaiming erased histories, preserving Indigenous traditions, navigating complex identities, or confronting the lasting impact of colonial laws, these works remind us that legacy is not simply inherited—it is lived, questioned, and transformed. Together, the films invite us to reflect on the histories we carry and the futures we create, affirming that understanding the past is essential to imagining a more just and connected tomorrow.

DOUGLA
Sádé Budhlall and Jerel Ramsey
Trinidad and Tobago | 2026 | 4m

Here and There, in the Wind
Alejandro D. Orengo Colón
USA/ Puerto Rico | 2025 | 13m

Indigenous Origins - Loiza, Puerto Rico
Alexis Garcia
Puerto Rico/United States | 2025) 7m

Tambu
Laurie Lambert
Jamaica | 2026 | 22m

Suppose the law a loss
Naomi Sineva Toth
France/Canada | 2025 | 23m

INDIVISUM: Legacies Adrift
Katia Café-Fébrissy
Canada | 2026 | 1hr

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