In 1965, a visually ambitious film debuted to little fanfare, but decades later, it would be hailed as a masterpiece. At the time of its release, however, the film struggled to connect with audiences.

Once overlooked, the 1965 Soviet-Cuban film 'I Am Cuba' has been ranked among the best movies of all time by Rotten Tomatoes. Initially dismissed for its challenging style and political themes, the ...

The London Latino Film Festival runs from 2 to 6 October and will open with a night at the Barbican.

Students, faculty and community members gathered at Smathers Library Wednesday night for a screening of the “Walking the Cuban Tightrope,” which connects Cuba’s national ideals to the realities of ...

MIAMI (Reuters) - A pair of lead actors from a prize winning film about escaping Cuba have emerged from hiding to confirm they are seeking political asylum in the United States. The young Cuban actors ...

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SAN ANTONIO DE LOS BAÑOS, Cuba, July 17 (Reuters) - Director Francis Ford Coppola was reflecting on his brush with Fidel Castro, the blandishments to make another gangster film, and the pressure of ...

Java Films, a leading global documentary sales company based in Paris, France, has acquired world rights, excluding the countries of co-production (Ukraine, France and Belgium), as well as Czech TV ...