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A Street Named Cuba

Spanish. Directed by Vanessa Batista.

In Old Havana, Cuba Street brings together the lives of four women who embody the resilience and fragility of an island in crisis. Anabel, a young actress, struggles between continuing her career in Cuba or emigrating to Europe to work as a cleaner. Dayana, 30, dreams of traveling to Russia and transforming herself physically to become the woman she has always felt she is. Mailén, a mother of 3, carries the scars of childhood and a relationship marked by violence, while fighting to support her family with optimism. Elvira, 74, survives scarcity while caring for her ill husband.

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Released
Original title
Calle Cuba
Country
Chile, Cuba, Mexico
havana, cuba

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If you liked A Street Named Cuba, try Memories of Underdevelopment, The King of Havana, I Am Cuba.

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A Street Named Cuba was directed by Vanessa Batista.

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