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"Memories of Underdevelopment" - 1968 Cuban film of great poignancy

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Victor Khomenko

Quite remarkable to find such anti-social film made in 1968 Cuba.

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How so? - Billy Wonka 20:15:43 06/15/19 (4)
What makes it poignant? Riddle me that. 8^)
- Did you see it? - Victor Khomenko 07:36:54 06/16/19 (3)
  If not - that would be the first step in your enlightening. :)
  - RE: Did you see it? - Billy Wonka 09:11:12 06/16/19 (2)
    If I had I could relate or antagonize about it. What is it about? Would it be of interest and why? I only trust my feelings.
    - It is... - Victor Khomenko 10:01:46 06/16/19 (1)
      ...about people in the post-revolution Cuba. It is a human story, there is not much action there, except for the well-integrated documentary footage from the Bay of Pigs and then all the way to the Missile Crisis.
      It is a story of one well educated and **developed** man trying to live in that new society.
      
      WHole lot more here (Open in New Window)
      Edits: 06/16/19
      - Now, you have my attention . . . - Billy Wonka 18:02:03 06/17/19 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: It is... posted by Victor Khomenko on June 16, 2019 at 10:01:46
        
        documentary footage melded in with dramatic footage. May give it a whirl.

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