Fabienne Colas is a dynamic force in the world of cinema, renowned for her role as the founder of the Montreal International Black Film Festival (MIBFF). Colas passionately promotes Haitian culture and cinema through her efforts, particularly during the Montreal International Haitian Film Festival, which she has helped to elevate since its inception. As an actress, filmmaker, and advocate, she has been pivotal in spotlighting Haitian films and talents on a global stage.

Her signature project, the MIBFF, showcases diverse narratives and provides a platform for filmmakers from the African and Caribbean diasporas. Colas is committed to fostering dialogue around identity, culture, and social issues through film. In addition to her festival work, she is involved in various initiatives to support emerging filmmakers and inspire new audiences. With her engaging interviews, such as those featured on MovieLakay, she continues to champion the importance of representation in the arts, making significant contributions to both Haitian cinema and the broader film community.