Screen Share Award Winners
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SCREEN SHARE 2026
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The 2026 Screen Share programme reveals a region in conversation with itself—through memory and myth, resistance and resilience, grief and joy. Across documentaries, narrative films, experimental works and animated stories, we encounter artists, activists, elders, dreamers and ordinary people confronting inherited wounds and tapping into inherited wisdom. The films at Screen Share explore the enduring legacies of colonialism, migration, environmental injustice and displacement, while celebrating the cultural traditions, creative practices and collective struggles that continue to sustain Caribbean life.
Toronto | September 8-13
In-Person and Online
From September 8–13, 2026, Screen Share will create a dynamic space for connection, creativity and industry exchange, linking Caribbean talent with global opportunities and audiences. From September 20 – October 18, a selection of films will be available for our virtual edition of Screen Share.
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Collective Stories.
Collective Power.
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🎬 One week left to watch Screen Share online!
If you haven’t had a chance to watch yet, there’s still time. ❤️
From powerful documentaries to stories that make you think, feel, and see the world a little differently, the Screen Share virtual programme brings together a selection of films celebrating Caribbean stories and the people who tell them.
🌴 56 films. Four weeks. Stories that stay with you.
📅 Online until October 18
🎥 Watch from wherever you are.
🔗 Watch now: link in bio.
#ScreenShare2026 #CaribbeanTales #CaribbeanCinema #CaribbeanStories #CollectivePower #CaribbeanFilm #DiasporaCinema #IndependentFilm #CTFF2026 #CFF2026 #WatchOnline
🎬 Poster: Unalive — Kwanza Nicole Gooden · 24m
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Four weeks. Dozens of stories. One shared screen.
From September 20 to October 18, Screen Share continues online with a selection of films from this year`s programme.
Discover stories shaped by memory and myth, resistance and resilience, grief and joy.
🎬 Documentaries
🎬 Narrative films
🎬 Experimental works
🎬 Animation
🎬 Caribbean & diasporic perspectives
Make a night of it. Watch one film. Watch five. Come back next week and discover something new.
Screen Share is online now.
WATCH ONLINE → Link in bio.
#ScreenShare2026 #CaribbeanCinema #CaribbeanFilm #CaribbeanStories #CollectivePower #CaribbeanTales #CTFF2026 #CFF2026 #DiasporaCinema #IndependentFilm #FilmFestival #WatchOnline
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🎬 SCREEN SHARE IS NOW ONLINE.
The major black majority stories continue.
From September 20 to October 18, experience a selection of films from Screen Share: Caribbean Stories, Collective Power — available to watch online from wherever you are.
🌴 56 films
🎥 4 weeks
🌎 Caribbean stories + diaspora perspectives
💻 Watch online
From documentaries and narratives to experimental and animated works, this virtual selection brings together filmmakers exploring identity, history, memory, resilience, migration, culture and transformation.
Whether you joined us in Toronto or you`re discovering Screen Share for the first time — there`s still time to press play.
WATCH ONLINE → Link in bio
#ScreenShare2026 #CaribbeanStories #CollectivePower #CaribbeanCinema #CaribbeanFilm #CaribbeanTales #CTFF2026 #CFF2026 #BlackCinema #DiasporaStories #WatchOnline #FilmFestival
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✨ Honoring Our Legends Night ✨
Last night, we gathered to celebrate the voices, stories, and trailblazers who have shaped our communities and our screens, like Hon. Dr. Jean Augustine, Jackie Richardson, and Terri Lyons (lead actress on “Queen of Soca”).
From powerful conversations to beautiful moments of connection, Honoring Our Legends Night was a reminder of why representation matters and why these stories deserve to be seen, remembered, and celebrated.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the night so special. 🥂
📸 @brian.medina.to
#jeanaugustine #torontofilmfestival #caribbeancommunity #caribbeancinema #torontoevents
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‼️ TOMORROW! Screen Share presents Honouring Our Legends Night, celebrating Dr. Jean Augustine with the Canadian Premiere of Queen Of Soca!
One night to honour a woman who changed the course of Canadian history. Tickets are going fast, and this is a one-night-only celebration!
🎟️ GET YOUR TICKETS, seats are limited! 🔗 link in bio
#caribbeantales #torontoevents #todotoronto #caribbeancanadian #torontofilmfestival
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Opening night was one for the books. ✨🎬
We kicked off Screen Share Festival with an evening of powerful stories, incredible talent, and a community coming together to celebrate film and the voices behind it. Thank you to everyone who showed up and supported the films ❤️
More stories, screenings, conversations, and unforgettable moments to come.
#CaribbeanTales #FilmFestival #OpeningNight #BlackCinema #torontoevents
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Screen Share presents Iconography: Jit Samaroo — directed by Mikhail Gibbings and screening on September 13. 🥁🇹🇹
Some people don`t just play the music — they shape the sound of a nation.
Dr. Jit Samaroo was one of them: a legendary steelpan arranger and composer whose genius helped define the art form. Iconography: Jit Samaroo traces his life and extraordinary musical journey, celebrating a master whose influence echoes through every panyard.
The third chapter in the acclaimed Iconography docu-series — and a moving tribute to a true Caribbean icon.
🎟️ GET YOUR TICKETS! Festival passes and single-day tickets are on sale now 🔗 link in bio.
📅 September 13 · 9–11:30PM
📍 837 Dundas St West, Toronto
#caribbeantales #torontoevents #todotoronto #caribbeancanadian #torontofilmfestival
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Screen Share presents Bomber’s Dream, directed by Jesse Ryan.
When a grandson retraces the extraordinary journey of his grandfather, Calypso icon Clifton "The Mighty Bomber" Ryan, he discovers how Calypso shaped Black diasporic memory—and embraces his role in preserving its legacy for future generations.
🎟️ GET YOUR TICKETS! Festival passes and single-day tickets are on sale now 🔗 link in bio.
📅 September 13 · 9–11:30PM
📍 837 Dundas St West, Toronto
#caribbeantales #torontoevents #todotoronto #caribbeancanadian torontofilmfestival
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