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Chronique d'une poésie cubaine
Through Los Aldeanos' daily life, the movie draws up an intimate and modern portrait of the new artistic Cuban revolution, at the time of the old Castro regime transition
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Through Los Aldeanos' daily life, the movie draws up an intimate and modern portrait of the new artistic Cuban revolution, at the time of the old Castro regime transition
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Léa Rinaldi
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Runtime:111 minutes
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