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The Days of Water

1971, Spanish. Directed by Manuel Octavio Gómez.

This Cuban feature examines the circumstances arising out of a woman's claim to have seen the Virgin Mary and to have been healed by waters from a nearby stream. In an accelerating storm of cynical opportunism, her sincere beliefs are exploited by businessmen, politicians and military men. Rival groups compete to exploit the hysteria the vision causes, and the chaos culminates in a revolution. Striking imagery and skillful camerawork enhance this feature.

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1h 50m
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Spanish
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Released
20 March 1971
Original title
Los días del agua
Country
Cuba
Written by
Bernabé Hernández, Manuel Octavio Gómez
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If you liked The Days of Water, try Memories of Underdevelopment, The King of Havana, I Am Cuba.

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The Days of Water (1971) was directed by Manuel Octavio Gómez and stars Idalia Anreus, Raúl Pomares, Adolfo Llauradó.

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