Sak Pase, Brooklyn

Haiti is the only Caribbean nation to have qualified for the World Cup more than once. For Haitians, football has always been more than football. It carries memories of home, of migration, of what could have been, and of what still might be. Von King Park in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, filled with rhythms, flags, conversations, dancing, football, and families gathering under the trees to see Haiti play Brazil. It was Juneteenth, and you could not see where the crowd ended and where it began.

Directed & Produced by Jean-Michel Dissard, Michael Premo, Rachel Falcone

Produced by Benjamin Nathan-Serio

Cinematography by Desta Mutisya

Sound by The Sound Co-op, Teresa-Esmeralda

Edited by Alex Mallis

A Storyline series.

We are Public Artists in Residence for New York City’s celebration of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The residency is coordinated through the NYC Dept. of Cultural Affairs in partnership with NYC Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani.

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