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Three Cubans (1966)
The first film authorized by both the US & Cuban governments depicting the lives of upper, middle and lower economic-class Cubans. One of the best documentations of the early effects of Castro's revolution on the people of Cuba.
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The first film authorized by both the US & Cuban governments depicting the lives of upper, middle and lower economic-class Cubans. One of the best documentations of the early effects of Castro's revolution on the people of Cuba.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:1/1/1966
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Runtime:58 minutes
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