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Condemn Me, It Does Not Matter

1983, Spanish. Directed by Miguel Contreras Torres.

Testimony of the events that took place during the assault on the Moncada Barracks in July 1953, based on the texts written by President Fidel Castro in the former prison of Isla de Pinos, currently Isla de la Juventud.

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Released
22 August 1983
Original title
Condenadme, no importa

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Condemn Me, It Does Not Matter (1983) was directed by Miguel Contreras Torres.

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