Steve Rahaman

Dubbed as the "Father of Independent Filmmaking in Trinidad and Tobago," Steve Rahaman was born in the year 1980 in the said Caribbean nation. Active since 2006, he's become notable for his action and crime films, with renowned works such as "God Loves the Fighter" and "Welcome to Warlock," and while he hasn't won any major festival awards, his unique, raw storytelling has carved him a distinctive niche in the indie film industry. Rahaman's authorial style is characterized by a gritty realism, often set against the backdrop of his home country's socio-political issues. On a more personal note, Steve Rahaman's unyielding passion for filmmaking is clearly reflected in his work, as he manages to turn his limited resources into a vibrant canvas for authentic storytelling.