Filmmaker Horace Ové dies at 86

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Filmmaker Horace Ové dies at 86

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Filmaker Horace Ové. - Photo courtesy TT Film Festival Filmmaker Horace Shango Ové died on Saturday at the age of 86. His son Zak, on his Facebook page, said, 'Our loving father Horace took his last breath at 4.30 this morning, while sleeping peacefully. I hope his spirit is free now after many years of suffering with Alzheimer’s. You are forever missed, and forever loved. Rest in Peace Pops, and […]

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