Film Lens
Two Four Six is set in Dallas, Texas and Port-au-Prince, Haiti, focusing on three tall teenagers at different stages of their lives. These teens come to the United States with the support of a nonprofit organization, using basketball as a way to gain an education and contribute to their home country.
The film portrays the intersection of sports and education, emphasizing how athletic scholarships can provide opportunities for young individuals from Haiti. It shows the personal stories of these teenagers as they navigate their new environment while aiming to make a difference back home.
Why Watch
- •Meet three Haitian teens using basketball for education.
- •Follow their stories in Dallas and Haiti.
- •Find out how sports can change lives.
Did You Know
•The film features three extremely tall teenagers from Haiti.
•It is set in both Dallas, Texas and Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
•The documentary runs for 87 minutes.
Perfect For
Basketball enthusiastsSupporters of educationHaitian culture fans