In an Old Neighborhood Trailer

In an Old Neighborhood Trailer (1963)

24 August 1963 Factual 9 mins

Affectionate, experimental short documentary that paints a mosaic of Cuba by focusing on a microcosmic "old neighborhood", where the country's personality slowly emerges through its various dualities: young and old, day and night, sound and silence, Christianity and Santería, civilian life and military presence, poverty and abundance.

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Cuba 24 August 1963

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