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Showtimes:
Wednesday, April 30, 2008 3:15 PM
Landmark Keystone Arts Cinema 4
BUY TIX

Thursday, May 01, 2008 9:30 PM Landmark Keystone Arts Cinema 5
BUY TIX


Cubanos: Life and Death of a Revolution

Canada / Cuba, 81 minutes, Spanish with English subtitles

Cubanos, an independent production, liberates itself from television convention to draw an impressionist portrait of the Cuban community. Sincere interviews and sequence shots reveal an identity fragmented by 48 years of dictatorship. The main character, Catuey, a Cuban musician, brings to his journey and his songs the image of an ideal Cuba hurt by the division in its people and the group-think that prevails in Miami. While Catuey and the interviewees try to define themselves both as individuals and as Cubans, the camera paints a broader, more complex portrait of a people held prisoner by their history. By exploring the richness of cinematographic language, Cubanos goes beyond the documentary genre to become a road movie that takes us to the heart of Catuey's struggle.

Director: Yan Giroux
Cast:
Format: Video
Genre: Documentary

preceded by: Human Development