Today, March 10, we’re celebrating the birthday of actor, director and comedian Luphete F. Valcourt, well-known as Sifrael.

Fans across the globe are wishing him ‘Happy Birthday’ and more success in his personal and professional life.

Mr. Valcourt is currently busy promoting his new movie Resulta.

Happy Birthday Luphete from MovieLakay.com.

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Papa Pyè and Gracie fans get ready to laugh - Raynald Delerme’s #1 comedy “Dyab Baba” is coming back to theaters, for one day only.

Fans across the country have been calling out to see the film once again on the big screen, and director Raynald Delerme is honoring their request.

Starting March 14, 2010, the Haitian-American Association of Filmmakers (HAAF) will begin Haitian Cinema Nights in Miami, Florida at the Little Haiti Cutlural Center with a live Continue reading…

Betty Lemite is a TV host/ Video jockey turned actor. She was born in Manhattan New York but raised in Haiti until her teen years when she moved back to the United States.

Her passion for performing arts started at the early age of 10. She would organize talent shows and perform plays right on her front porch to entertain her neighbors in the small town of Pestel where she used to spend her summer vacations. It wasn’t a surprise when she moved to Massachusetts that she continued performing as a dancer; Continue reading…

Check out photos from Le Prix a Payer movie premiere in Boston. Le Prix a Payer is Mora Junior Etienne’s latest movie - starring Misty Jean, Marson Sam, Louise Dartiguenave, and Florane Guerrier.

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Frantz Design was once a Radio Host who ended up as an actor. Now he has become a director with a film named “Pêle-mêle”.

Of course, Pêle-mêle is not his first production venture; however, Frantz stated that it will certainly be one of the biggest as it stars Desmas Duclair and Vladimir Virgile and will be directed by Frantz himself.

Last month in an article on Belfim.com, Frantz Design said he decided to go to school to learn the art of [Read full article and watch the video interviews...]

Please join us in sending a particularly special batch of birthday wishes to actor, director  Mora Junior Etienne. Today Mr. Etienne is celebrating her 39th birthday! Many happy returns!

Mora Junior Etienne was born in “Ville de Anse à Veau”, Haiti. He is also a script writer and produces movies such as: Au Coeur Du Danger, Le Choix De Ma Vie, Profonds Regret, Choc Terrible, and Le Prix A Payer.

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NEW YORK — “We Are the World: 25 for Haiti” director Paul Haggis was responsible for putting together the visuals for the remake of the iconic musical hit. In the spirit of the original version’s charitable effort for Africa, the new effort was created to help the survivors of Haiti’s massive earthquake last month.

So, to make sure the new “We Are the World” video resonated with viewers, Haggis used Haitian film students as part of his crew.
Continue reading to watch the video…

MovieLakay is pleased to present its first Online Short Film Festival.

Movie Lakay Short Film Fest is a free online film festival showcasing the best and brightest short films from Haitian Filmmakers.

Our mission is to create and foster an online network of independent Haitian film producers, and to provide the support and resources necessary for those filmmakers to succeed in the Haitian film industry.
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Actress Florane Guerrier’s memorial service took place at the Notre-Dame Catholic Church in Little Haiti on Saturday, January 30, 2010.

Florane died after a long illness in a Fort Lauderdale hospital on January 12, 2010.

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Photos courtesy of Can-See Photo (canseephoto.com)

Samuel Vincent’s psychological thriller Natalie was so successful and well-received that the director is planning a sequel.

On January 12, 2010, Vincent updated his Facebook profile with the following message,

“For Those of You Who Were asking about Natalie #2, I have a big surprise for you. Stay tuned.”

(read the actual Facebook creole version below). Continue reading…

The biggest Caribbean movie auditions have come to this area, a first for Ft Lauderdale, Miami. Feb, 20th 2010 from 2pm-9pm. We are offering the opportunity for you to be part of our great film.

This is your chance to shine like you have always seen yourself. If you consider yourself ambitious, energetic, motivated and consistent then you are qualified to join our team. We are looking to fill many different roles and characters. Do you think you’re ready to make it on the big screen? Then come on out. Continue reading…

Cheers and good wishes are the rule for today, as actress Sheila Mocombe is celebrating her birthday! Happy Birthday Sheila!

Sheila plays the character of Rachel in the action movie The Birth Of An Assassin, directed by Joan “Tutu” Demosthene. She also played in the psychological thriller Natalie as Beatrice.

For a complete list of Sheila Mocombe’s videos and photos, Click here.

Aaron Larsaint a.k.a. Lyric and Sheila Pierre’s relationship has come to an end following a furious fight between the pair, according to reports.

The couple, who have been dating since 2008, were allegedly involved in an argument after Sheila caught Lyric chatting online with other females on social media networks like Facebook and Myspace.

According to a number of sources (several of whom spoke to Movie Lakay under the condition of anonymity), the actors were Continue Reading…

Believe it or not, I watch my DVDs for the movies - but I keep them for the bonus features. You know, the extras - those deleted scenes, interviews, “making of”, storyboards, and so on and so on. All the behind-the-scenes stuff that many discs come bundled with today. Those features are more than enough to get me spend my hard-earned cash on my favorite flicks.

It’s a shame that I don’t find too many Haitian DVDs with extras and they often fall into the “I’ve been meaning to get to that” category. Continue reading…

Farah Alcide was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. She attended High School in Queens, New York, where she graduated. Shortly thereafter she attended Stony Brook University to further her education and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences with a concentration on Environmental Health and Safety.

At a very young age, she has always had a strong desire to help people, a childhood desire that would not only influence but carve her career path in the medical field. She is currently pursuing a master degree Continue reading…

Haitian singer Wyclef Jean wants to compile footage he shot of the horror in Haiti into a hard-hitting movie so that the world will understand the earthquake relief effort.

Wyclef said:

“You’re seeing a snapshot. What I did when I went down there, I went with a cam, and what I want to do is, in the next two to three weeks, I wanna release a film through the eyes of Wyclef Jean so you understand what’s going on first hand” said Jean.

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