Ep 0812 Film Festival Review: Real Jamaican Food, directed by Michael Mikey T Campbell

Real Jamaican Food, directed by Michael Mikey T Campbell, has been selected by the Texas Short Film Festival judges as a Best International Film Award Finalist for the Winter 2026 season. The screening will take place on 03/28/2026 at Southwest Theaters Lake Creek 7, 13729 Research Blvd #1500, Austin, TX 78750, USA. Cast includes Peter Ivey, Chef Patrice Harris, and Dr. Trina Lynn Yearwood. Too many people remain hungry in a world where the food industry continues to grow. Real Jamaican Food follows entrepreneur, speaker, author, and food security activist Peter Ivey and his Mission: Food Possible team as they work to confront the global hunger crisis through innovation, empowerment, and education, one meal at a time. Through community teaching, creative cooking, and accessible nutrition, the film reflects the belief that we can end food insecurity with culture, community, and love, showing how people can rethink everyday ingredients and build healthier futures together. The documentary carries an uplifting grassroots spirit, blending educational storytelling with a hopeful vision for global change. Get tickets and see the full list of awards: https://filmfestivalcircuit.com/event/texas-short-film-festival-winter-2026 Use promo code 25FFC25 for 25% off Tickets. Get Mikel Fair’s Film Festival Handbooks: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F278K46S Discover more films and screenplays on the Film Festival Circuit Podcast: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvaTdAsqsy-YdQ3ErKeXYmy2nTpJWHGOl #mikelfair #filmfestivalcircuit #filmfestivalcircuitpodcast #texasshortfilmfestival #documentaryfilm #foodsecurity #socialimpactfilm #independentdocumentary #foodjustice #communityempowerment #globalhunger #austinfilmfestivalcircuit