Report from Cuba

Series: INTERTEL.

Duration: 54

Year Published: 1967

Creator: Indiana University Audio-Visual Center

Format: 16mm

Color: B&W

Sound: sound

Description: Explores the world of Fidel Castro eight years after his takeover of Cuba. Shows how the revolution has changed every aspect of Cuban life and indicates that many injustices from the former regime have been eradicated but that serious hardships for the people remain. Includes scenes from the first convention of the Organization for Latin-American Solidarity. , Documents a report which covers the policy of exporting revolution but concentrates on economic and social developments which are continuing to evolve in Cuba today. Shows scenes of experimental communities, Havana City, carnival celebrations, and the refugee airlift as the changes which continue to affect different social classes in different ways. Reflects the revolutionary movement by speeches from Castro and scenes of the first convention of the Organization for Latin American Solidarity.

Complete Record: Explores the world of Fidel Castro eight years after his takeover of Cuba. Shows how the revolution has changed every aspect of Cuban life and indicates that many injustices from the former regime have been eradicated but that serious hardships for the people remain. Includes scenes from the first convention of the Organization for Latin-American Solidarity. , Documents a report which covers the policy of exporting revolution but concentrates on economic and social developments which are continuing to evolve in Cuba today. Shows scenes of experimental communities, Havana City, carnival celebrations, and the refugee airlift as the changes which continue to affect different social classes in different ways. Reflects the revolutionary movement by speeches from Castro and scenes of the first convention of the Organization for Latin American Solidarity., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.