The 14th Annual Cinema on the Bayou Film Festival is off to a successful start.
The eight-day festival kicked off tonight at the Acadiana Center for the Arts in downtown Lafayette.
The opening night film was Black Indians, a French documentary about Mardi Gras Indians.
Filmmakers from around the world participate in the festival.
Day 2 will start with the showing of Montréal’s short documentary Wapikoni at 1 p.m. at Vermilionville.
For tickets and the schedule of events, click here.
