Black Dawn (1979)
Recounts the founding of Haiti through the eyes of two captured African tribespeople, Sili and Simba. Starting with their capture in Africa, the story follows their trans-Atlantic journey on a slave ship to Haiti. There they escape their slavery on a French plantation and join the fight for independence led by Toussaint L'Ouverture and Dessaline, ultimately joining in the celebration of the first raising of the Haitian flag.
Directors: Robin Lloyd, Doreen Kraft.
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Ali Maurice Andre as Narrator (voice) |
| Directing | Robin Lloyd | Director |
| Directing | Doreen Kraft | Director |
| Art | Phillip Auguste | Painter |
| Art | Dieujuste Cadet | Painter |
| Art | Blaise | Painter |
| Art | André Saturne | Painter |
| Art | Jacques Cheri | Painter |
| Art | Gerald Paul | Painter |
| Visual Effects | Robin Lloyd | Animation |
| Art | Rigaud Benoit | Painter |
| Visual Effects | Doreen Kraft | Animation |
| Art | Madsen Mompremier | Painter |
| Art | Fritz Valcin | Painter |
| Art | Celestine Faustin | Painter |
| Art | Guy Joachim | Painter |
| Production | Robin Lloyd | Producer |
| Production | Meri Furnari | Producer |
| Editing | Mare Earley | Assistant Picture Editor |
| Sound | Tanbou Libèté | Musician |
| Visual Effects | Meri Furnari | Animation |
| Writing | Dominique Jean | Writer |
| Sound | Maritou | Musician |
| Writing | Frank Fouche | Writer |
| Sound | Amos Coulages | Musician |
| Art | Philome Obin | Painter |
| Writing | Mary Lloyd | Writer |
| Production | Doreen Kraft | Producer |
| Editing | Debee Rogers | Assistant Picture Editor |
| Writing | Frank Etienne | Writer |
| Art | André Pierre | Painter |
| Editing | Kathleen DeSimone | Assistant Picture Editor |
| Sound | Atis Independan | Musician |
| Crew | Lionel Beanvais | Thanks |
| Sound | Claude Dauphin | Music Consultant |
| Crew | Hervé Mehu | Thanks |
| Crew | Issa Saieh | Thanks |
| Editing | Jean Coulages | Consulting Editor |
| Crew | The Maverick Fund | Thanks |
