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- About Me:
- I'm an independent documentary filmmaker currently in post-production for YURUMEIN (Homeland)---a film about the revival of Garifuna culture on the island of St. Vincent.
- Research Interests:
- Garifuna culture, Garifuna diaspora, Caribs
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Exciting news! We just received a $1000 donation from an anonymous donor! Thank you whoever you are! We now have over $5000 counting both the online donations and the checks sent in to CID. We still …
Exciting news! We just received a $1000 donation from an anonymous donor! Thank you whoever you are! We now have over $5000 counting both the online donations and the checks sent in to CID. We still need your help! Help us reach the $6000 mark. Show your support here!
This Saturday, August 3, the Yurumein director Andrea Leland and…
ContinuePosted on August 2, 2013 at 4:07pm
YURUMEIN Film Radio Interview Tonight---STREAMING LIVE!!
Yurumein director/producer Andrea Leland will be discussing YURUMEIN tonight, June 20, on WHPK Chicago at 5pm Central Time. DJ Marta Nicolas will play some of the music from the YURUMEIN soundtrack and interview director/producer Andrea Leland. Music highlights include songs from Andy Palacio’s album WATINA, and Rhodel “Rhodee” Castillo’s album IN EXILE. You…
ContinuePosted on June 20, 2013 at 12:13pm
Groundbreaking documentary captures cultural revival among descendants of Caribbean natives and slaves
Award-winning filmmaker Andrea Leland (director of THE GARIFUNA JOURNEY) has just launched a crowdfunding campaign for her upcoming film YURUMEIN -- a documentary about the revival of Garifuna culture on the island of St. Vincent. Forced into hiding and exile by British colonial forces, Garifuna culture had been all but lost on the island of St. Vincent for the last two hundred years. While…
ContinuePosted on June 11, 2013 at 4:53pm — 2 Comments
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