Three Black Men. Three continents. One journey back along the transatlantic route, in reverse.
Three Black Men follows Resmaa Menakem (author of My Grandmother’s Hands), philosopher Bayo Akomolafe and Guyanese-born healer Orland Bishop from Los Angeles to Salvador da Bahia to Accra, gathering community around grief, ritual, healing and Black futures.

Directed by Sienna McLean LoGreco, the film now has its first screening in Trinidad and Tobago, followed by a conversation as part of our Groundings series.

🗓 Friday 20 November 2026
🕔 5:00 pm
📍 The UWI St Augustine (venue details coming soon)
🎟 FREE admission

In partnership with the Department of Modern Languages and Linguistics, The UWI St Augustine.