Saturday marked a significant day for filmmakers across the Caribbean as the Paradise 48 Film Festival celebrated its fourth edition in grand style.
This annual event challenges filmmakers to create a complete film in just 48 hours, pushing their creativity and resourcefulness to the limit.
The Challenge Begins
On July 12, contestants, along with Laurika Jude, event organizer gathered at the Antilles School. The contestants were eager to learn which genre they would tackle. The genres, assigned randomly via a spinning wheel, included horror, noir, drama, mystery, and more. Additionally, each film had to incorporate specific elements: a colloquial saying, a drunk man, an oil lamp, and a graveyard, ensuring a unique and creative approach from each team.