Planet Africa
- Abouna (France/Chad) Mahamat Saleh Haroun
- Ataklan -- Naked Walk (Trinidad And Tobago) Walt Lovelace
- Black Attack (Trinidad And Tobago) Walt Lovelace
- Les Chemins de l'Oued (France) Gaël Morel
- G (USA) Christopher Scott Cherot
- George and the Bicycle Pump (Cuba) Asha Lovelace
- I Have a Dream (USA) Zak Ove
- Khorma, Enfant Du Cimetiere (France/Belgium/Tunisia) Jilani Saadi
- Mud Madness (Trinidad And Tobago) Walt Lovelace
- Now Jimmy! (Jamaica) Mary Wells
- Promised Land (South Africa) Jason Xenopoulos
- Rendez-Vous (USA) Mariette Monpierre
- Royal Bonbon (France/Canada/Haiti) Charles Najman
- Shottas (USA/Jamaica) Cess Silvera
- A String of Pearls (USA) Camille Billops and James V. Hatch
- Ubuntu's Wounds (USA/South Africa) Sechaba Morojele
- Waiting for Happiness (France/Mauritania) Abderrahmane Sissako
- Alexei and the Spring (Japan) Seiichi Motohashi
Read more about this topic: 2002 Toronto International Film Festival
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