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"When I got Mas Man, I was ready to dissect the film, but it me. It blew me off the planet. Great work. -AVOTCJA, poet, |
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"Narine’s movie captures the sense of the controversy aroused by Mr. Minshall’s work." -Richard McKeown, Peter Minshall Mas Fans Facebook |
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"Mas Man goes a long way toward allowing the audience to feel the passion for the art form that burns within Minshall... Narine cleverly allows the protagonist of this documentary to be the ‘work’ itself (the genius and artistic expression) of Minshall - which is consistent with Minshall’s philosophies and own approach to his productions... In addition, Narine was able to quantify that ‘thing’ which defines the context for greatness -- the ability to produce excellent works that have global outreach, appreciation and implications, and that capacity to do it again and again, and the courage to embrace and express in those works, one’s traditions - without apology." -When Steel Talks / Panonthenet (New York) |
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“The Caribbean Lingo” series proudly salutes Narine for celebrating Minshall and showcasing the significant Caribbean art form of “mas” on film on the world stage via the New York International Film Festival." -Misani, New York Amsterdam News |
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"The film... looks at the miraculous career of Minshall - the multiple winner of the prestigious Trinidad Carnival Band of the Year honors whose visionary creations have been used in ceremonies at the 1987 Pan American Games, the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, the 1994 World Cup and the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics." -Jared McCallister, New York Daily News |
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Sparkling! – bfm Film Festival, London |
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"Minshall’s work is a superlative example of the richness and diversity of Trinidadian art and culture. His commentary, and those of individuals from academia and the arts, are instructive and analytical insights intended to enhance the viewer’s grasp of Minshall’s extraordinary vision." -Caribbean Life and Times, New York |
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Producer/Director Dalton Narine and editor Benedict Joseph are to be congratulated by all who love the seven realms and beyond, for bringing Peter Minshall’s gifts to the wider world. -Simon Lee, Trinidad Guardian |
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(The) film is by Dalton Narine and edited by Benedict Joseph...an excellent film. Kudos to all involved. -Derren Joseph, commentator, Trinidad Guardian. |
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The Dalton Narine 108-minute documentary...makes an admirable attempt at an honest, multi-dimensional analysis of Minshall, his mas, and the politics of culture in which his personality and art participate...The feature attempts a deeper, truer tribute; it includes commentaries by several people that address controversial ideas about Minshall. -Sheila Rampersad, Sunday Express |
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