Rachelle Salnave

La Belle Vie: The Good Life is a documentary about a filmmaker's journey to discover her Haitian roots and her voyage to capture the changing face of Haiti.

[Rachelle Salnave @Labelleviefilm]

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[Rachelle Salnave @Labelleviefilm]

And . . . half it’s crew are former students of @artistsinstitut - Please support their gofundme https://t.co/tR3KVchblL

[Jacqueline Charles @Jacquiecharles]

The film ‘Freda’ was shot in Haiti. Here is why Coppola is supporting an Oscar push https://t.co/8e6lz7MFwo

[Rachelle Salnave @Labelleviefilm]

@amywilentz Evil never wins. It may not be on our time but God always prevails. Haiti will see justice! Haiti will see peace. The Diaspora must be active participants in the voting process. Our collective thoughts and energies must have faith in impossible circumstances being possible.

[Rachelle Salnave @Labelleviefilm]

@chantalmelie Waiting on elected officials for something this simple is the definition of insanity. Expecting the a different result while doing the same thing. I dare you to try it. Start with one block that is not your own.

[Rachelle Salnave @Labelleviefilm]

@chantalmelie Mais Cher Chantalle! This mentality of waiting on others has progressed the country where exactly? If posting a picture of an area of Haiti that has a pile of trash disgusts you, gather your friends and clean it. It really is that simple. Once it’s clean, repost the picture.

[Rachelle Salnave @Labelleviefilm]

@chantalmelie If you wait, you will wait forever. Pick up the broom! As you see the filth being picked up, change will happen - and in Haiti or any place in the world - when the people see people sweeping up the place - it will be a chain reaction. I dare you to try it.

[Pérez Art Museum Miami @pamm]

Check out our friends at @FilmgateMiami, who are hosting a Summer Filmmaker Bootcamp for young artists.
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[Kickstarter @Kickstarter]

Movie night? “La Belle Vie: The Good Life,” a #Kickstarted documentary film about the Haitian experience by filmmaker Rachelle Salnave (@Labelleviefilm), is finally available on @PrimeVideo + @Vimeo On Demand. https://t.co/81ZHGOe8E2

[Rachelle Salnave @Labelleviefilm]

South Florida, catch the broadcast presentation of LA BELLE VIE: THE GOOD LIFE on @WPBT2 channel 2 at 11pm tonight. We will be on Instagram Live on @AyitiImages discussing the Caribbean Heritage Month Series beginning at 10pm.

[Rachelle Salnave @harlemmart125]

Join filmmaker and co-founder of Ayiti Images / Black Lounge Films, Rachelle Salnave on Instagram LIVE tomorrow, June 16th at 10pm for a live Q&A. Talking Caribbean Heritage Month, The Beautiful Life and gearing up… https://t.co/V3aP2tDquQ

[Rachelle Salnave @Labelleviefilm]

We are the first generation born outside of Haiti. We come with our own stories, experiences and collective memories of Haiti. What is your story? South Florida, catch LA BELLE VIE: THE GOOD LIFE on @WPBT2 tomorrow at 11pm (6/16/20). #caribbeanheritagemonth

[Rachelle Salnave @Labelleviefilm]

Our Haitian film series, Ayiti Images is taking over your nightly news South Florida. Join us next Tuesday, June 16th at 11pm on channel 2. We put a spotlight on the Haitian migration experience for Caribbean Hertiage Month with three of our important documentaries.

[Rachelle Salnave @Labelleviefilm]

Media stigmatizing Haitians and African people. Imagine being Haitian during this HIV epidemic in the 80’s?

[Michaël Brun @MichaelBrun]

As the @Netflix History 101 doc is currently being reviewed and revised by their team, I wanted to share what my issues were with their HIV / AIDS episode. The biggest issues is irresponsible framing in regards to black communities worldwide and the inclusion of misinformation.

[Michaël Brun @MichaelBrun]

As the @Netflix History 101 doc is currently being reviewed and revised by their team, I wanted to share what my issues were with their HIV / AIDS episode. The biggest issues is irresponsible framing in regards to black communities worldwide and the inclusion of misinformation.

[Ayiti Images @AyitiImages]

In honor of Caribbean Heritage Month, Ayiti Images is taking over WPBT2 every Tuesday at 11pm in June beginning 6/16. Exploring the Haitian Migration expérience in the Bahamas, dealing with deportation and uncovering the layers of identity conflicts. @WPBT2

[Rachelle Salnave @Labelleviefilm]

“Milat pov se Neg. Neg rich se Milat” - a Haitian Proverb “A poor Mulatto is Black and a Rich Black is a Mulatto. Money takes precedent over skin-color in Haiti but the deep wounds of colorism and class exist today. WATCH LA BELLE VIE: THE GOOD LIFE on Vimeo or Amazon.

[Rachelle Salnave @Labelleviefilm]

In America, I’m “Black” because of the color of my skin. In Haiti, a rich Black man is a mulatto and a poor mulatto is Black. Watch https://t.co/Zgbvyjv1WX

[Rachelle Salnave @Labelleviefilm]

How can a country like Haiti of be the symbol of freedom but yet have race issues? These were some of the questions and inspiration behind the film LA BELLE VIE: THE GOOD LIFE. Watch the entire film 🎞 tonight https://t.co/Zgbvyjv1WX or on Amazon Prime.

[Rachelle Salnave @Labelleviefilm]

Excited that LA BELLE VIE: THE GOOD LIFE has been selected as “SMALL SCREEN PICK” of the week by our hometown indie movie theater, @OCINEMA. Watch #labelleviefilm worldwide on Vimeo on Demand and Amazon Prime.