A Screening of Haitian Film "On the Verge of a Fever"
Friday July 13th @ 7pm
Tickets: $11.00
Against the backdrop of perverty, fear and the brutral dictatorship of haiti in 1971
Category: Family
Black Spectrum Theatre is located in the
Roy Wilkins Park of Southeast Queens
Entrance - 177th Street & Baisley Blvd.
Jamaica, New York 11434
(718) 723 1800 ext 14
SYNOPSIS
Haiti, 1971. Fanfan, a young fifteen-year-old boy who has been overprotected by his mother, would like to get out and experience a bit of the world. Unbeknownst to his mother, he decides to leave the house and go downtown with his friend, Gégé, a delinquent. After an incident involving a Tonton-Macoute, Fanfan seeks refuge at Miki's house, his beautiful prostitute neighbour. All weekend long, Fanfan is torn between his fear of being arrested, the desire to cross the street and comfort his mother, and the joy of finally discovering the world of Miki and her beautiful friends. With poverty and the fear inflicted by a ruthless dictatorial regime as a backdrop, Fanfan tells us his story.
2004, feature film, drama, 85 min
A film by John L'Écuyer
based on the Book Le Gout des Jeunes Filles by famous Haitian novelist Dany Laferriere.
Produced by Anne-Marie Gélinas
CAST
Uly Darly, Koumba Ball, Mireille Métellus, Dan Bigras and Luck Mervil
4 fiches