The 7th Annual Bahamas Film Festival shines a spotlight on female filmmakers on Thursday, November 18.
The homegrown film festival, called a movement by founder Celi Moss, showcases all-female directors for the first time in its history on what will be a particularly special evening.
The festival has chosen to honor the late Viveca Watkins, the well-loved Bahamian comedic actress who passed away in 2007.
Filmmakers Jennie Cyril, Margaux Dillet and Moya Thompson share the night themed "Ladies Night" at the Galleria Cinemas, JFK.
"We're in our seventh year pursuit to ... develop and display the talents of our local filmmakers," said Moss, who is also a filmmaker, in an ...

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