Directed by Robenson Lauvince, the film is a gripping exploration of the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse on July 7, 2021. Through the perspective of Shedeline, a determined college student researching a presidential memoir, the documentary delves into Haiti’s political turbulence, challenging viewers to reflect on leadership, justice, and national identity.
The premiere was not just a cinematic event but also a celebration of Haitian culture and resilience. Attendees had the opportunity to engage with the cast and creative team during discussions that followed the screening. The film’s powerful narrative and emotional depth resonated deeply with viewers, who praised it as a potential milestone in Haitian cinema.
The event also highlighted Miami’s growing role as a hub for culturally significant films. With its rich storytelling and focus on Haiti’s struggles and triumphs, July 7 has the potential to leave an indelible mark on both local and international audiences. This premiere underscore the importance of cinema as a medium for amplifying underrepresented voices and histories
