San Francisco: Cuba Film Festival Saturday, July 25, 12 noon-9:00 pm

Cuba Film Festival
Saturday, July 25, 12 noon-9:00 pm
2969 Mission St., San Francisco, near 26th St.

12:00 pm, Montaña de Luz (Mountain of Light) – Cuban doctors’ international missions in Latin America and Africa. 53min. 2005

1:30 pm, Fidel – documents the life of Fidel Castro and the Cuban Revolution. Directed by Estela Bravo, 91min., 2001

3:15 pm, Strawberry and Chocolate — This moving and groundbreaking film was the first in Cuba to deal openly and directly with homosexuality, 1994, 108 min.

5:15 pm, Maestra — An inspiring telling of the 1961 Literacy Campaign, with interviews of nine woman who, as young girls, taught in the campaign. A film by Catherine Murphy. 33 min.

6:20 pm, Rogelio Martínez Furé, A Cuban Griot — Portrait of writer,  Africanist, scholar of folklore, and founder of the National Folkloric Ballet of Cuba. Director Juanamaría Cordones-Cook will introduce her film in person. (2014), 30 min.

7:00 pm,  Memories of Underdevelopment —  An intellectual is caught between his privileged history and the new revolution’s ideals. The classic film by director Tomás Gutiérrez Alea. 1968, 97min.

Suggested donation, $5-20, good all day or part of program. Light snacks, coffee, tea.

6:00 dinner (optional): $5.

All films are Spanish w/English subtitles.

Sponsored by ANSWER Coalition and National Committee to Free the Cuban Five (now free!)

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