Lifestyle October 11 2026

Sunday Social

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  • Norway resident contract manager Nickosha Arnold-Johansen (left) and her Switzerland-based twin, public relations manager and stylist Noella Arnold-Arnold are back on The Rock for the buzzed-about film festival’s opening night. Norway resident contract manager Nickosha Arnold-Johansen (left) and her Switzerland-based twin, public relations manager and stylist Noella Arnold-Arnold are back on The Rock for the buzzed-about film festival’s opening night. Photo - Anchardo Patterson
  • Norway resident contract manager Nickosha Arnold-Johansen (left) and her Switzerland-based twin, public relations manager and stylist Noella Arnold-Arnold are back on The Rock for the buzzed-about film festival’s opening night. Norway resident contract manager Nickosha Arnold-Johansen (left) and her Switzerland-based twin, public relations manager and stylist Noella Arnold-Arnold are back on The Rock for the buzzed-about film festival’s opening night. Photo - Anchardo Patterson
  • Grammy nominated reggae artiste Jesse Royal steps out for the ‘Life and Debt’ screening, joining a post-screening panel with director Stephanie Black, retired senior lecturer at the University of the West Indies Dr Michael Witter, and moderator Reuben Grammy nominated reggae artiste Jesse Royal steps out for the ‘Life and Debt’ screening, joining a post-screening panel with director Stephanie Black, retired senior lecturer at the University of the West Indies Dr Michael Witter, and moderator Reuben Hussey. Photo - Anchardo Patterson
  • In between beer sips and taking in ‘Life and Debt’, film-maker and editor Charity Bowman (left) and New York-based entertainment lawyer Nordia Hunt greet our photog on the beachfront venue. In between beer sips and taking in ‘Life and Debt’, film-maker and editor Charity Bowman (left) and New York-based entertainment lawyer Nordia Hunt greet our photog on the beachfront venue. Photo - Anchardo Patterson
  • Ahead of screening select episodes of his SKY TV limited series ‘Possession’, director Storm Saulter shares company with University Hospital of the West Indies consultant psychiatrist Dr Saphire Longmore (left) and Jeunanne Alkins, creative director of Ahead of screening select episodes of his SKY TV limited series ‘Possession’, director Storm Saulter shares company with University Hospital of the West Indies consultant psychiatrist Dr Saphire Longmore (left) and Jeunanne Alkins, creative director of the Trinidadian-based publishing brand Bright Eyed. Photo - Anchardo Patterson
  • Reina Mshana – in full light mode as DJ Reiizzzr – spins on the ones and twos as the film festival’s welcome party maestro. Reina Mshana – in full light mode as DJ Reiizzzr – spins on the ones and twos as the film festival’s welcome party maestro. Photo - Anchardo Patterson
  • Fresh from her months-long run in the dramedy ‘Hurricane Hataclaps’ at the Little Little Theatre, actress Maylynne Lowe (right) reunites with fellow actress Parisa Fitz-Henley, who flew in from the United States for the local film festival. Fitz-Henley Fresh from her months-long run in the dramedy ‘Hurricane Hataclaps’ at the Little Little Theatre, actress Maylynne Lowe (right) reunites with fellow actress Parisa Fitz-Henley, who flew in from the United States for the local film festival. Fitz-Henley portrayed Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, in the 2020 Lifetime movie ‘Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance’. Photo - Anchardo Patterson
  • Artiste and actor Alexx-A-Game, who played reggae icon Peter Tosh in the biopic ‘Bob Marley: One Love’, is among film lovers descending upon Negril for the much-anticipated event’s return. Artiste and actor Alexx-A-Game, who played reggae icon Peter Tosh in the biopic ‘Bob Marley: One Love’, is among film lovers descending upon Negril for the much-anticipated event’s return. Photo - Anchardo Patterson
  • Rockhouse Foundation Chairman Paul Salmon (second left) is ready for his close-up alongside (from left) his foundation board member Max Glazer, Director of Partnerships Vanessa Moore, and horse-trainer-turned-media-personality Reuben ‘1Clauze’ Hussey. Rockhouse Foundation Chairman Paul Salmon (second left) is ready for his close-up alongside (from left) his foundation board member Max Glazer, Director of Partnerships Vanessa Moore, and horse-trainer-turned-media-personality Reuben ‘1Clauze’ Hussey. Photo - Anchardo Patterson
  • Delighted to kick off year seven of the annual event, NUFF festival founder and guiding light Gareth Cobran (right) rubs shoulders with Skyark Negril Beach Resort Co-Founder Paul Salmon (left) and NUFF FIlm Festival Director Nadean Rawlins. Delighted to kick off year seven of the annual event, NUFF festival founder and guiding light Gareth Cobran (right) rubs shoulders with Skyark Negril Beach Resort Co-Founder Paul Salmon (left) and NUFF FIlm Festival Director Nadean Rawlins. Photo - Anchardo Patterson
  • Founder and chief executive officer of Caribbean On Demand (CODA) Lexi Chow vamps in figure-hugging animal print for her NUFF appointment. Founder and chief executive officer of Caribbean On Demand (CODA) Lexi Chow vamps in figure-hugging animal print for her NUFF appointment. Photo - Anchardo Patterson

Rebranded the Negril Universal Film Festival (NUFF), the Gareth-Cobran-created valentine to Afro-centric films, including shorts, features, and documentaries returned for its seventh staging on the Seven Mile Beach on Thursday night.

With the white sands of the Skylark Negril Beach Resort and the lapping waves of the Caribbean Sea at their feet, guests turned out in stylish numbers to take in the 25th anniversary screening of documentarian Stephanie Black’s Life and Debt as the opening night selection for the former Skylark Film Festival.

Sunday Social was on people-watching duty for NUFF’s welcome return on the north coast.

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