1968 | B/N | 97:00 Following the triumph of the Cuban Revolution, a frustrated bourgeois writer finds himself alone in Havana as his friends and relatives leave for the US. His bewilderment amid a revolutionary process he supports ideologically—but can’t adapt to—sparks a lucid, profound reflection on the state of Cuba itself, suspended at the time in a complex process of reorganization. Direction: Gutiérrez Alea; Tomás Script: Gutiérrez Alea; Tomás (basado en la novela homónima de Edmundo Desnoes) Production: Mendoza; Miguel Photography: Suárez; Ramón F. Sound: Fernández; Carlos, Hernández; Germinal, Vesa; Eugenio Music: Brouwer; Leo Cast:Corrieri; Sergio, Valdés; Omar, Núñez; Eslinda, Ponchova; Beatriz, Hernández; Gilda, de la Cruz; René, González; Ofelia, Sosa; Rafael, Granados; Daisy Art direction: Matilla; Julio Participation year at FICM: 2018
1968 | B/N | 97:00 Following the triumph of the Cuban Revolution, a frustrated bourgeois writer finds himself alone in Havana as his friends and relatives leave for the US. His bewilderment amid a revolutionary process he supports ideologically—but can’t adapt to—sparks a lucid, profound reflection on the state of Cuba itself, suspended at the time in a complex process of reorganization. Direction: Gutiérrez Alea; Tomás Script: Gutiérrez Alea; Tomás (basado en la novela homónima de Edmundo Desnoes) Production: Mendoza; Miguel Photography: Suárez; Ramón F. Sound: Fernández; Carlos, Hernández; Germinal, Vesa; Eugenio Music: Brouwer; Leo Cast:Corrieri; Sergio, Valdés; Omar, Núñez; Eslinda, Ponchova; Beatriz, Hernández; Gilda, de la Cruz; René, González; Ofelia, Sosa; Rafael, Granados; Daisy Art direction: Matilla; Julio Participation year at FICM: 2018
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