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About That Popular 'Black Films Don't Sell ...HBFF 2012 Preview: 'Mas Man: The Complete Work' (On Trinidadian Designer Peter Minshall's Rise)
From Trinidadian-born independent filmmaker from Miami Dalton Narine, comes the feature documentary titled, Mas Man:The Complete Work - a Best Documentary award winner at the Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival, about Trinidadian Peter Minshall’s leap from designer in the Trinidad Carnival to an artistic director of the Opening Ceremonies for three Olympic Games, based on his knack for making what is small seem big in an Olympic stadium, as the project is described.
Mas Man: The Complete Work has been screened in more than thirty cities around the world, picking up acclaim along the way, and will next screen at the 2012 Hollywood Black Film Festival (Oct. 25-28).
Check out a lengthy bio of Minshall at Carnaval.com HERE.
Or, if you'll be in Los Angeles this week, see Narine's documentary on Minshall at the HBFF. For dates, times, and ticket info, click HERE.
Watch the trailer below:
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