Cliff Divine is a rising star in the world of cinema, celebrated as a multi-talented writer, director, comedian and actor whose artistry transcends boundaries. With a distinct voice and unparalleled creativity, he has established himself as a visionary storyteller, crafting compelling narratives that captivate audiences worldwide. His work is deeply influenced by his unique multicultural heritage and personal journey, making him one of the most dynamic emerging talents in the entertainment industry.

Cliff first garnered attention as the co-founder of the #Connect Movement, a peace initiative that united people across the globe with a simple yet powerful gesture of human connection. It was embraced by prominent public figures, including Kamala Harris, Euzhan Palcy, John Lewis, Viola Davis, Chadwick Boseman, Herbie Hancock, Woody Harrelson, Cornel West, Jude Law, Idris Elba, Elizabeth Warren, Gavin Newsom, and Barack Obama, the movement reached all 50 U.S. states and was featured and garnered media coverage on major networks such as CBS, NBC, ABC, FOX, and KTLA. Building on this success, Cliff founded Reconnect in 2024, a global initiative dedicated to fostering laughter, oneness, and love towards healing through storytelling and shared human experiences.

As a filmmaker, Cliff has demonstrated a rare versatility and depth, earning accolades for his projects. His short film Samir (2014) won the Public Prize at the Generation Court festival, chaired by iconic director Luc Besson. This recognition marked the beginning of his ascent in the cinematic world. His powerful portrayal of "Mo" in Kids With Guns (2019) earned him an Honorary Mention for Best Actor at the South Film and Arts Academy Festival, showcasing his ability to deliver raw, emotionally charged performances.

Cliff honed his filmmaking skills at the prestigious EICAR International Film School in Paris, where he studied screenwriting and directing. His passion for storytelling led him to co-found Real Cut, an audiovisual production association that allowed him to explore various aspects of filmmaking, from producing, writing and directing to editing. In 2023, he launched Memory Studios, a Los Angeles-based production company that has quickly gained recognition for its innovative approach to storytelling. The studio has produced over 80 projects, spanning film, fashion, music, and more.

Cliff's storytelling style is deeply informed by his personal experiences and his mentors, including legendary filmmaker and industry icons, Euzhan Palcy. The pioneering director celebrated Cliff for his activism and filmmaking contributions, she became a key mentor and collaborator. Cliff co-wrote Palcy's Oscar acceptance speech for the 2022 Governor Awards, where she honored Cliff's #Connect Movement alongside Academy Award-winner Viola Davis. This collaboration solidified Cliff's standing as both a creative force and a thought leader in the industry.