I NO BE NO TENANT!

Lucky Ejim and Jude Idada's first feature film THE TENANT is making waves everywhere that it has screened - in Canada, the United States, and it will soon open to enthusiastic audiences in Nigeria and across Africa. Self financed, self-produced, and self-distributed the film's success is an inspiration to us all, and a testament to the will, energy and determination of its makers.

Filmmaker Bobie Taffe produced this video profile of Lucky and Jude, the first in our Diasporic Voices series of Filmmaker Profiles made to promote the CaribbeanTales Youth Film Festival 2010.

View "I NO BE NO TENANT! Lucky Ejim and Jude Idada" on Vimeo.
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The Tenant is just one in our program of Africentric screen gems to be screened at the CTY Film Festival, that will take place 2nd-25th February 2010 at William Doo Auditorium, 45 Willcocks St, Toronto. The full festival program is here.

Read also writer Jean Hodgekinson's beautifully written article "BEING LUCKY", which appeared first in our September '09 Ezine.
The CaribbeanTales Youth Film Festival 2010 - Celebrating Black History Month screens Africentric films for audiences of high school and university students, and educators.

Dates: Feb 2-15, 2010 at William Doo Auditorium, 45 Willcocks St. Toronto
View The Festival Schedule here!

Tickets are available at UofTtix Box Office
(416) 978-8849 uofttix.ca
or at the University of Toronto's Central Box Office
Open Mon-Fri 11am-5pm in Hart House, UofT.

For all FESTIVAL ENQUIRIES and to get our SPECIAL GROUP RATES
Please contact :
Miki Nembhard,
Festival Coordinator
416-598-1410,
ctyfilmfestival at gmail.com.

CaribbeanTales Youth Film Festival 2010 - Celebrating Black History Month is Produced in association with the Caribbean Studies Program and New College at the University of Toronto, The Multicultural History Society of Ontario, and with assistance from The Department of Canadian Heritage through the Gateway Fund.