Updated: Jun 7
If you had the opportunity to tell your story on film archived from old footage and photographs, would you dare to tell it? In the case of filmmaker Rebeca “Beba” Huntt, she shares her narrative in the most candid and unapologetic way that at times one would ask: Has Rebeca Huntt exposed too much?
Neon has acquired worldwide rights to “Beba,” the first film from New York Afro-Latina artist Rebeca Huntt. The documentary-memoir had its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival, where it was hai
Rebeca “Beba” Huntt self-reflects on her upbringing and lingering generational trauma in her debut documentary film Beba which premiered at TIFF this weekend. Shot over eight years, Huntt opens up her
In her debut documentary, Rebeca Huntt excavates her family’s past in order to understand her present. Rebeca Huntt demands attention the moment Beba, her debut documentary premiering at TIFF, begins.