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Set in 1931, Sugar Cane Alley paints a rich impasto of native life under French colonial rules, filtered through the coming-of-age of a bright, sweetly opportunistic boy.

A group of twenty-something friends arrives to the Caribbean from France for a vacation. This is the spin-off of the show : Le miracle de l'amour.

This soap opera series Directed by Filmmaker 'José St.Clair' is centered on the lives of 4 modern characters and their family and friends. The mini series touches on money, relationships, drugs, cheating partners, deception and betrayal. Although the characters and stories are fictitious, the producers intend to show the real life struggles that Caribbean people face, despite the paradise that surrounds them. The show also features banging new music and beats from our studio producers. With over 28 Episodes (30-45mins) duration and loads of bonus clips, Island Secrets airs in over 22 territories and is one of the most and professionally scripted Caribbean TV programs. This show combines beautiful scenic locations, with a drama filled story and cast.

Genuine Pictures of the Ruined City of St. Pierre, Mt. Pelee Smoking, Fort de France and Other Historical Scenes Incidental to the Great Calamity. Our staff photographers returned from Martinique on the steamship "Korona," and brought with them a complete series of typical and genuine Martinique films, which, when exhibited in connection with our Mt. Pelee films, makes a complete entertainment in themselves. Our photographers were dispatched to the scene of the disaster immediately after the news reached this country, and during the following two months succeeded in procuring a set of motion picture negatives that are of extraordinary interest and rare photographic excellence. The films showing native women give a clear idea of the manual labor performed by the sex and other native customs. A general idea of how the poorer classes live.

The marketplace of Fort-de-France, Martinique.

"La Montagne est verte" (Green is the mountain) is the name of a song chosen as the title of this short. It is an historical documentary made in the Antilles about the life of abolitionist Victor Schoelcher, who fought more than twenty years against slavery. First Prix Jean Vigo in 1951, award given in France since that year.

Genuine Pictures of the Ruined City of St. Pierre, Mt. Pelee Smoking, Fort de France and Other Historical Scenes Incidental to the Great Calamity. Our staff photographers returned from Martinique on the steamship "Korona," and brought with them a complete series of typical and genuine Martinique films, which, when exhibited in connection with our Mt. Pelee films, makes a complete entertainment in themselves. Our photographers were dispatched to the scene of the disaster immediately after the news reached this country, and during the following two months succeeded in procuring a set of motion picture negatives that are of extraordinary interest and rare photographic excellence. Gives a general idea of what is constantly seen along the streets of this town. Mules and oxen are drawing large hogsheads of sugar to the wharves for shipment. Shows the customs of the people. Clear and distinct.

Genuine Pictures of the Ruined City of St. Pierre, Mt. Pelee Smoking, Fort de France and Other Historical Scenes Incidental to the Great Calamity. Our staff photographers returned from Martinique on the steamship "Korona," and brought with them a complete series of typical and genuine Martinique films, which, when exhibited in connection with our Mt. Pelee films, makes a complete entertainment in themselves. Our photographers were dispatched to the scene of the disaster immediately after the news reached this country, and during the following two months succeeded in procuring a set of motion picture negatives that are of extraordinary interest and rare photographic excellence. The films showing native women give a clear idea of the manual labor performed by the sex and other native customs. A fine subject showing how the washerwomen of Martinique do their washing.

Genuine Pictures of the Ruined City of St. Pierre, Mt. Pelee Smoking, Fort de France and Other Historical Scenes Incidental to the Great Calamity. Our staff photographers returned from Martinique on the steamship "Korona," and brought with them a complete series of typical and genuine Martinique films, which, when exhibited in connection with our Mt. Pelee films, makes a complete entertainment in themselves. Our photographers were dispatched to the scene of the disaster immediately after the news reached this country, and during the following two months succeeded in procuring a set of motion picture negatives that are of extraordinary interest and rare photographic excellence. The films showing native women give a clear idea of the manual labor performed by the sex and other native customs. A splendid picture showing how the native women are compelled to toil for a living.

Genuine Pictures of the Ruined City of St. Pierre, Mt. Pelee Smoking, Fort de France and Other Historical Scenes Incidental to the Great Calamity. Our staff photographers returned from Martinique on the steamship "Korona," and brought with them a complete series of typical and genuine Martinique films, which, when exhibited in connection with our Mt. Pelee films, makes a complete entertainment in themselves. Our photographers were dispatched to the scene of the disaster immediately after the news reached this country, and during the following two months succeeded in procuring a set of motion picture negatives that are of extraordinary interest and rare photographic excellence. The films showing native women give a clear idea of the manual labor performed by the sex and other native customs. Shows how the women are compelled to earn their livelihood by carrying coal from a large coaling vessel.

A fine subject, showing how a market is conducted on the Leeward Islands, along the seacoast, showing the steamship "Korona" in the background. An interesting and instructive picture. Native women and children.