Haiti, Healing and Family with the creators of The Tropic Sun and His Eyes

The cast and creators of The Tropic Sun and His Eyes join Dope Interviews for a heartfelt conversation about one of the year's most moving independent films. Director Elisée Junior St.

Preux explains why filming in Haiti was essential to telling an authentic story, while actor Stevenson Jean discusses portraying grief, trauma, and rediscovering family. Naturi Naughton-Lewis, Two Lewis, and Calixto Chinchilla share how they came aboard the project and why stories centered on Black identity, Caribbean culture, and healing matter now more than ever.

This episode explores: Haiti's beauty and legacy Father-son relationships Mental health and forgiveness The power of connection Black storytelling on a global stage The making of a Tribeca standout A powerful conversation about home, healing, and humanity. Become a supporter of this podcast: .

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