This delirious 1964 Soviet-Cuban celebration of Communist kitsch mixes Slavic solemnity with Latin sensuality as it explores Batista’s Cuba and the 1959 revolution. It’s one of Jonathan’s must-see movies, which he and Suzana studied together while researching a Bob Marley film. Initially disregarded, I Am Cuba was rereleased in 1995 and is now considered one of the great discoveries in cinema.
I Am Cuba
I Am Cuba
Followed by a discussion with Suzana Períc
Tickets: $10 (members), $15 (nonmembers)
This film is part of the Jonathan Demme’s Rarely Seen Cinema: Suzana Períc Selects series.
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