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Accepting your calling and taking control as a Caribbean filmmaker with Meschida Philip
In this episode, Zephrine meets with Grenadian-American filmmaker and entrepreneur Meschida Philip to talk about about Scars of our Mothers’ Dreams, her touching short film that tells the stories of now-grown children “left behind” by migrating mothers, accepting her calling and the birth of the 1261 Film Festival in Grenada.
In today’s episode, we talk about Scars of our Mothers’ Dreams, her touching short film that tells the stories of now-grown children “left behind” by migrating mothers, accepting her calling and the birth of the 1261 Film Festival in Grenada.
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By Stéphanie Saxemard, Zephrine RoyerIn this episode, Zephrine meets with Grenadian-American filmmaker and entrepreneur Meschida Philip to talk about about Scars of our Mothers’ Dreams, her touching short film that tells the stories of now-grown children “left behind” by migrating mothers, accepting her calling and the birth of the 1261 Film Festival in Grenada.
In today’s episode, we talk about Scars of our Mothers’ Dreams, her touching short film that tells the stories of now-grown children “left behind” by migrating mothers, accepting her calling and the birth of the 1261 Film Festival in Grenada.