Guanabacoa: Chronicle of My Family Trailer (1966)

01 January 1966 Factual 15 mins

A pioneer in the genre of autobiographical documentaries, this film made by the renowned Cuban director Sara Gómez explores her family roots to offer a family portrait through photos, popular music, and women’s tales. It is also a powerful document of an age and a way of living: that of middle- or upper-class black families in Cuba, meeting in exclusive bars just before the Cuban Revolution.

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Cast

Isaura Mendoza as Narrator (voice)

Crew

Sara Gómez Director

International Titles

Гуанабакоа: Хроника моей семьи Trailer

International Releases Dates

Cuba 01 December 2003

Germany 08 September 2021

Russia 29 September 2025

Production Companies

ICAIC

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