Cuba Movies

In a small Caribbean community, a woman gives birth to her second child and dies in childbirth. In their grief, the community draws strength from...

This triptych film installation dives into the world of Santeria, or Regla de Osha, an Afro Cuban religion forcibly brought from West Africa through...

Leroy McLucas’ expressionistic documentary, Dulce Domingo Dulce, shot in Cuba, is an almost lyrical poem about the sugar-cane workers. (Jonas...

REM by Fabio C. Díaz Marcos, 1:15, 2016, Cuba.

Filmmaker Carolina Valencia documents her effort to become a witch doctor in the Santaria tradition as well as her struggles as a transgender person.

The dismantling of a sugar mill in the voices and faces of its workers and the inhabitants of the surrounding village

Kafe Negro tells the story of migrations around a small grain that became the second most important raw material on the global market. This film...

Evening falls and the children play in a town that seems suspended between the ruins of the past and an uncertain future.

A promising young man from Matanzas decides to leave the field after an injustice against him, the death of his mother, and the depression of his...

A humorous depiction of the consequences of arriving late to work.

One of the first documentaries of its kind, Not Because Fidel Castro Says So is a candid look at the situation for Cuban LGBTQ people. It examines...

Lisaida is a young Caribbean woman trapped in her situation as a young mother while she and her partner are still growing up.

In 1951, German Puig founded with a group of young people the Cinemateca de Cuba with the support of the Cinémathèque française...

2:04, 2007, Cuba.

Violence disguises itself as love, and a romantic relationship becomes silent and systematic torture. A moving testimony in the voice of its victim.