Sexual diversity in cinema
While sexual diversity is present in contemporary filmmaking without the stigmas that once condemned it, the road to achieving freedom of expression has been long and tortuous
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Pérez Ureta, goodbye to a master
The first cinematographer in Cuba to win the National Film Award is the architect, in images, of a good number of Cuban films that remain forever in the imagination of viewers
Film and the October Revolution
The 1925 film Potemkin was not only a reflection of a new social world on the rise against oppression, but also an artistic-cinematographic revolution
Maradona and Macron's reproach
French President Emmanuel Macron takes it upon himself to disparage the friendship Diego Maradona shared with Fidel
Knowing how to appreciate film
These visual pyrotechnics are of course enjoyable, after all the cinema is also a spectacle, but 120 years after its birth for the benefit of humanity and culture, with so much talent contributed by artists and technicians across much of the world, nobody should be content merely with the superficiality and simplicity of the shiny outer shell
The Wasp Network has tempers flaring
The controversy surrounding the film, recently added to the Netflix catalogue, and the pandemic, have meant far more viewers than the most optimistic estimates predicted
Sergio & Serguéi
Maestro of the best melodrama, Ernesto Daranas has now resorted to tragicomedy to recreate an era with a touch of the fabulous, offering a film worthy of being seen and analyzed
Secret and not so secret intentions
The allegedly "independent” press expands its work daily with the tenacity of the grateful, who with every stroke of the pen are well paid to disseminate distortions and lies about Cuba
Plantados, another anti-Cuban dud
The ploy of rewriting history and leaving out inconvenient facts is an old trick
Juan Carlos Tabío and the perfection he leaves us
For Tabío it was important for viewers to not only have fun and laugh, but also reflect on what they were seeing, feel part of the story
