Trinidadian filmmaker Shaun Escayg found himself in the middle of a real life police drama while shooting a scene in Port of Spain.

The Los Angeles Times reports that a robbery scene in Escayg's short film titled "Fish" appeared to be so real that police officers drew their weapons and chased the main character who was carrying out the fictitious robbery.

There's a new documentary in London theaters now about the glory days of West Indies cricket. It's called Fire in Babylon and is getting mixed reviews, although most of them are good. Time Out London says it was brilliant, fantastic, entertaining, and disappointing. But the most entertaining review we found on the film was a blog post from Jarrod Kimber on his website Cricket With Balls. Enjoy!

From the Banff Crag & Canyon: A generous gesture from Grenada native Jean Roberts rallies her Canadian community of Banff, Alberta around a worthy cause that helps Grenadian kids start their day on the right foot.