Indira Andrewin Didn’t Win, But What A Vision In Venice
Indira Andrewin made history as the first Belizean actress to walk the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival, earning a nomination for Best Actress.
Indira Andrewin made history as the first Belizean actress to walk the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival, earning a nomination for Best Actress.
The Tenth of September was commemorated quietly in 2020 due to COVID-19, with a low-key ceremony at the House of Culture.
Indira Andrewin, a Belizean actress, is nominated for Best Actress at the Venice Film Festival for her role in the film Selva Tragica.
Indira Andrewin, a Belizean actress, represents her country at the Venice Film Festival after being nominated for best actress for her role in Selva Tragica.
The 9th Bram will be a virtual event this year due to COVID-19, part of the September Celebrations Calendar.
the September Celebrations were launched virtually due to the coronavirus pandemic, emphasizing patriotism and resilience in challenging times.
Indira Andrewin, a Belizean actress from Gales Point, is nominated for best actress at the Venice Film Festival for her role in the film 'Selva Tragica.'
the September Celebrations Opening Ceremony will be held virtually to ensure public safety during COVID-19, featuring performances and presentations from various artists.
The National Celebrations Commission has organized a safe calendar of events for this year's September Celebrations amid COVID-19 concerns.
The lighthouse at Hunting Caye was renamed in honor of Thomas "Lester" Garbutt, who served as a lighthouse keeper and protector of Belizean waters.
The Image Factory Art Foundation launched a free e-book based on a community talk about slavery and racism in Belize, presented by historian Aondofe Iyo.
The National Women's Commission launched a Victim's Complaint Mechanism for victims of gender-based violence to report inadequate services from government agencies.
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