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Twenty Years

2016, Portuguese. Directed by Alice de Andrade.

In September 1992, at the height of the Special Period in Cuba, forty young couples on the verge of marriage participated in the casting selection for director Alice de Andrade’s first documentary Luna de miel (Honeymoon), about wedding rituals in a socialist context. Twentyyears later, she revisits three of these couples to see how the country’s economic and social transformations have impacted their lives. Twenty Years is a fascinating glimpse into the recent history of Cuba through the intimate lives of three divergent couples.

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Released
1 September 2016
Original title
Vinte Anos
Country
Brazil, Cuba

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Twenty Years (2016) was directed by Alice de Andrade.

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