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Most of Us Don't Live There
Cuba / Canada, 26', 2015.
World Premiere: Dok Leipzig 2015
Water Washing Through Bones
Cuba, 11', 2014.
Water Washing Through Bones is a series of hushed, contemplative moments that reflect the existence of Eduardo Zamora (78), one of the last remaining elders of a dying mountain town in Cuba. Like Eduardo’s world, the film is sublime and hypnotic, offering both a portrait of both solitude and the search to see oneself reflected in another.
The Road
Cuba, 12', 2013.
Suddenly abandoned by her lover, a young Canadian filmmaker takes refuge in a small town in Cuba. The camera glides through a melancholic Cuban landscape and heartache transforms with the recognition of the beauty of love and loss. A tender and deeply personal memoir, The Road is an invitation to celebrate sorrow and faith as cornerstones of the human experience.
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