Day 1: Thursday, October 17th, 2024
Opening Night & Private Screening
The festival kicks off with an exclusive Private Screening at Scarborough Library, setting the tone for the weekend ahead. This invite-only event introduces the first film of the festival, giving VIP guests an intimate look at the power of Caribbean storytelling.
By invitation only.
Day 2: Friday, October 18th, 2024
Future Filmmakers Day
Day 2 is all about inspiring the next generation of filmmakers. The morning features a Private Screening for schools and youth groups at Movie Towne Tobago, sparking creativity and passion in young minds.
In the evening, the public is invited to enjoy two film screenings:
FLAIR - Fashion in Film, an exciting showcase of Caribbean cinema.
Future Filmmakers Day
Day 2 is all about inspiring the next generation of filmmakers. The morning features a Private Screening for schools and youth groups at Movie Towne Tobago, sparking creativity and passion in young minds.
In the evening, the public is invited to enjoy two film screenings:
FLAIR - Fashion in Film, an exciting showcase of Caribbean cinema.
- 🕕 6:00 PM
- 🕗 8:00 PM
Day 3: Saturday, October 19th, 2024
Fest Talk & Filmmaking Insights
The festival concludes with Fest Talk at Scarborough Library, an engaging discussion diving into the art and craft of filmmaking. Key industry figures will share insights, behind-the-scenes stories, and future trends in cinema.
Join us for this thought-provoking session at 6:00 PM.
Tickets: $100.00.
Fest Talk & Filmmaking Insights
The festival concludes with Fest Talk at Scarborough Library, an engaging discussion diving into the art and craft of filmmaking. Key industry figures will share insights, behind-the-scenes stories, and future trends in cinema.
Join us for this thought-provoking session at 6:00 PM.
Tickets: $100.00.
Fest Features
Lou Lyons - Fest Moderator
As a founding member of the legendary group Freetown Collective, Lou Lyons has been at the forefront of using art as a tool for social change. His powerful lyrics and dynamic stage presence highlight his passion for storytelling, making him a perfect fit for the KEYZ Studios Film Fest, where culture and narrative come alive on screen.
Shurwayne Winchester - Fest Spotlight Feature
An award-winning soca sensation, Shurwayne Winchester is renowned for his electrifying performances and hits that have dominated the Caribbean music scene. His contributions to the culture through his musical storytelling resonate with the spirit of the festival, where music, film, and Caribbean artistry converge.
An award-winning soca sensation, Shurwayne Winchester is renowned for his electrifying performances and hits that have dominated the Caribbean music scene. His contributions to the culture through his musical storytelling resonate with the spirit of the festival, where music, film, and Caribbean artistry converge.
Marge Blackman - Fest Storyteller
A celebrated artist and member of the iconic Blackman family legacy, Marge Blackman is known for her fusion of Caribbean rhythms with spiritual and soulful sounds. Her unique voice and vibrant performances make her a pillar in the world of Caribbean music. At the KEYZ Studios Film Fest, Marge’s influence will shine, bringing a deep connection to culture, roots, and creativity.
A celebrated artist and member of the iconic Blackman family legacy, Marge Blackman is known for her fusion of Caribbean rhythms with spiritual and soulful sounds. Her unique voice and vibrant performances make her a pillar in the world of Caribbean music. At the KEYZ Studios Film Fest, Marge’s influence will shine, bringing a deep connection to culture, roots, and creativity.
Blac Flamingo
Founded by Barbadian designer Rhea Cummings, Blac Flamingo is known for its bold, intricate designs created using the traditional macramé technique. Each piece blends craftsmanship with artistic flair, resulting in striking, textured fashion statements. For FLAIR at the KEYZ Studios Film Fest, Blac Flamingo will be reimagined as Mas, transforming its signature macramé creations into wearable art, embodying the fluidity and rhythm of Caribbean culture.
Founded by Barbadian designer Rhea Cummings, Blac Flamingo is known for its bold, intricate designs created using the traditional macramé technique. Each piece blends craftsmanship with artistic flair, resulting in striking, textured fashion statements. For FLAIR at the KEYZ Studios Film Fest, Blac Flamingo will be reimagined as Mas, transforming its signature macramé creations into wearable art, embodying the fluidity and rhythm of Caribbean culture.
Mark Eastman
A menswear label celebrated for its fine craftsmanship and innovative use of materials, The Brand Mark Eastman reflects the essence of Caribbean and African culture. With a focus on merging tradition with modernity, this brand stands as a symbol of excellence in men’s fashion. At FLAIR, Mark Eastman’s designs will be elevated into the realm of Mas, using his mastery of textiles to create visually striking pieces that celebrate heritage and craftsmanship in a dynamic, carnival-inspired showcase.
A menswear label celebrated for its fine craftsmanship and innovative use of materials, The Brand Mark Eastman reflects the essence of Caribbean and African culture. With a focus on merging tradition with modernity, this brand stands as a symbol of excellence in men’s fashion. At FLAIR, Mark Eastman’s designs will be elevated into the realm of Mas, using his mastery of textiles to create visually striking pieces that celebrate heritage and craftsmanship in a dynamic, carnival-inspired showcase.