Koji Kabuto
Tampa, Florida is celebrating Haitian Heritage Month with a special cinema event showcasing films from Haitian filmmakers. The event, organized by the Tampa Bay Black Film Festival, is set to take place on May 15th at the Tampa Theatre.
The films being showcased at the event will highlight the rich cultural heritage of Haiti and the contributions of Haitian filmmakers to the world of cinema. The event is part of a series of activities planned throughout the month of May to celebrate and honor the Haitian community in Tampa.
Tampa has a vibrant Haitian community with a rich history and cultural traditions. The city has been home to many Haitian immigrants who have made significant contributions to the local community and the arts. This cinema event is a way to showcase the talent and creativity of Haitian filmmakers and to celebrate their heritage.
The event is open to the public and tickets can be purchased online or at the door. Attendees will have the opportunity to watch a variety of films, participate in discussions with filmmakers, and learn more about Haitian culture and history.
The Tampa Bay Black Film Festival is excited to be hosting this event and is looking forward to bringing the community together to celebrate Haitian Heritage Month. This cinema event is a great opportunity for people in Tampa to learn more about Haitian culture and to support Haitian filmmakers.
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Source: ABC Action News
