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Haiti: Dreams of Democracy (1988)
This film captures a key moment in the country’s history, as its people celebrate the ousting of the authoritarian Duvalier regime. Music is central to the film, with performances from street drummers and politically engaged artists interwoven throughout, capturing the hearts and hopes of the Haitian people.
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This film captures a key moment in the country’s history, as its people celebrate the ousting of the authoritarian Duvalier regime. Music is central to the film, with performances from street drummers and politically engaged artists interwoven throughout, capturing the hearts and hopes of the Haitian people.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Jonathan Demme
In Theaters:12/31/1988
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Runtime:52 minutes
Studio:Channel 4 Television, Clinica Estetico
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