Arnold Antonin Films
Naive Art and Repression in Haiti
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1976/DVD/Color/45 minutes in French and Haitian Creole Subtitled in English and Spanish
This film tells the story of the triple exploitation--economic, ideological, political--of Naive Art in Haiti. It is also an advocacy of artistic freedom in all of its forms. It was shown in New York in 2004 for the opening of the Haiti on Screen's festival. It received a special award at the FIFEF festival in New Orleans in 1976.
This film tells the story of the triple exploitation--economic, ideological, political--of Naive Art in Haiti. It is also an advocacy of artistic freedom in all of its forms. It was shown in New York in 2004 for the opening of the Haiti on Screen's festival. It received a special award at the FIFEF festival in New Orleans in 1976.
