What are some good Surinamese films?

Wan Pipel (1976) (Sranan Tongo for One People) by Pim de la Parra. The first movie after Independence (1975), Wan Pipel is loved by most anyone. Roy flies home, because his mother is dying. He experiences an awakening, that turns his life upside down. He also finds that he loves his country.... read more

Wan Pipel (1976) (Sranan Tongo for One People) by Pim de la Parra. The first movie after Independence (1975), Wan Pipel is loved by most anyone. Roy flies home, because his mother is dying. read more

Surinamese people love partying. This one is so true. Everybody there loves to celebrate or go to a party. I've never seen a party with just a few people. You don't even need to hand out official invitations. Many people will come even some you do not know. read more

Today 14% of the Surinamese population are Javanese – Java being the fourth largest island in Indonesia. This is the reason you’ll often see Surinamese cuisine listed alongside Indonesian. It’s because of this colonial past, that Surinamese food is hard to define. The people are some of the most diverse in the world. read more