In this thrilling triptych that spans 70 years of Cuban history, three different women (all named Lucia) fight for liberation during three different epochs—the 1890s War of Independence, the 1930s dictatorship, and the post-revolutionary 1960s
Cuba, 1968, Humberto Solás
Employing a different style and tone for each episode, this operatic epic is also a kinetic broadside against machismo. “Easily the finest film to come out of Cuba in the ‘60s…Way ahead of its time in linking sexual and political oppression.” –Time Out Film Guide. Cleveland revival premiere. Subtitles. Restored DCP. 160 min. www.janusfilms.com/films/1979
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2022/12/04 - 2022/12/04
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