Jean Jean

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Jean Jean is an haitian-dominican actor and film maker. He has starred in several feature films including La Isla Rota - Broken Island (2018) by Félix German, Carpinteros (2017) by José Maria, Y a Dios que me perdone (2017) by Angel Muniz, Cuentos por Cobrar (2016) by Ronni Castillo and La Soga (2009) by Josh Crook. He also directed Printemps Now! and the documentary film Si bondye vle, Yuli (If God Wants Yuli) which won several awards for best documentary, including at the Caribbean Tales Festival in Toronto, the Rencontres Cinémas Martinique Festival and the Iberian Film Festival in Yale (USA).

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Freda - English Trailer

Freda lives with her family in a poor neighbourhood of Port-au-Prince. They make ends meet thanks to their small street shop. Faced with precarious living conditions and the rise of violence in Haiti, each of them wonders whether to stay or leave. Freda wants to believe in the future of her country.

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FREDA

20/04/2023 à 00:00

Haïti - 2021 - 93 minutes - original Creole version - subtitles : english, french, german, hebrew, italian, dutch, portuguese, spanish, chinese. Freda lives with her family in a poor neighbourhood of Port-au-Prince. They make ends meet thanks to their small street shop. Faced with precarious living conditions and the rise of violence in Haiti, each of them wonders whether to stay or leave. Freda wants to believe in the future of her country. “Freda is the kind of cinematic experience I value most: a journey into a way of life not normally accessible to me, providing insight about the real people who live in it. Gessica Généus’ film is an unforgettable jewel told with simple eloquence, beautifully memorable performances, and genuine feeling that few films ever achieve. […] It is my humble honor to serve as the executive producer of Freda in support of Gessica and the wonderfully creative and artistic film community in Haiti.” Francis Ford Coppola

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Freda- French trailer

Freda lives with her family in a poor neighbourhood of Port-au-Prince. They make ends meet thanks to their small street shop. Faced with precarious living conditions and the rise of violence in Haiti, each of them wonders whether to stay or leave. Freda wants to believe in the future of her country.

      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      

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