A Caribbean Dream
Synopsis
Comedy and chaos ensue when mischievous fairies tamper with the wedding plans of returning Nationals Theseus and Hippolyta, four young lovers, and a group of fishermen keen to perform their potentially prize-winning play.
Themes of Love, multi cultural weddings, mischief, fairy magic, fantasy comedy and Caribbean folklore are explored in a stunning tropical setting.
Details
- Year
- 2017
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 82 min
- Format
- Redcode RAW 5K
- Director
-
Shakirah Bourne 1st Feature
- Producer
- Melissa Simmonds
- Co-Producer
- Lynette Eastmond
- Executive Producer
- Christian Roberts, Keith Morris
- Editor
- Liz Webber
- Screenwriter
- William Shakespeare (play), Shakirah Bourne (adaptation, screenplay), Melissa Simmonds (adaptation)
- Director of Photography
- Robin Whenary
- Production Designer
- Leandro Soto
- Sound
- Jim Greenhorn
- Composer
- Andre Woodvine
- Principal cast
- Susannah Harker, Adrian Green, Keshia Pope, Jherad Alleyne, Marina Bye, Sam Gillett, Sonia Williams, Aden Gillett, Lorna Gayle, Simon Alleyne, Patrick Michael Foster
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
UK, Barbados coproduction
Caribbean Film Productions Ltd (UK)
Melissa SimmondsPage updates
This page was last updated on 12th May 2025. Please let us know if we need to make any amendments or request edit access by clicking below.
See also
You may also be interested in other relevant projects in the database.
Sweet Nothings
Director: Toby Kearton
Year:
On the brink of his wedding, Ethan returns to his birth mother's home, only to face an uninvited guest whose ties to his past refuse to stay buried.
Sticky Notes
Director: Trim Lamba
Year:
After buying a second-hand iPhone, a man discovers it’s filled with notes and doodles that reveal a disturbing portrait of its former owner. Official Selection London Short Film Festival 2026
Leftover Women
Director: Atalanta Swire
Year: 2026
Erin is summoned by a government order that goes out to all single women on their 35th birthday telling them they are now classified as ‘Leftover’ and will need to be processed.