cuban cinema

As the long trade embargo between Cuba and the United States is loosening, some of the first Americans headed to Havana are from Hollywood.
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Filmmaker Louis Alvarez says that social classes in the United States can be harder to identify than the various races or ethnic backgrounds but that, in many ways, that's exactly what…
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The Miami Festival is telling us about the existence of a new Cuban cinema. New in terms of thematic treatment or to the way it is executed and finds support and diffusion. New, above…
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Later, fascinated by the place that owes its name to the number of sea grape plants that grow in the area, film director Humberto Solas immortalized the site in the third part of the…
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Did you say that you found Havana almost the way you left it? Yes, because I found everything that I looked for, everything that meant something to me. The houses are there; damaged and…
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Alejandro Pérez makes a stop in his busy schedule and shares with Progreso Weekly some of his stimulating experiences climbing the ladder of the world's music market.
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Two decades after the filming, the filmmaker returned to Cuba to begin a "re-encounter" with what possibly was his best story. Listening to him talk, one suspects that in reality he…
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Four Oscars and films like The Godfather II, Apocalypse Now, Amadeus, and The English Patient are part of the reputation that precedes Mark Berger, the sound engineer born in southern…
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In his Tour of the Barrios, Silvio Rodríguez took along a team led by a young documentary maker, Alejandro Ramírez Anderson, who, sharing the troubadour's attitude, has turned the tour…
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Keep an eye on this woman; she is truly one to watch!
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