French Film Festival in Havana: Empty Movie Theaters
I miss the lines and packed-out movie theaters of yesteryear. Movie theaters were practically empty, sometimes with less than 20 people even.
I miss the lines and packed-out movie theaters of yesteryear. Movie theaters were practically empty, sometimes with less than 20 people even.
“For what is your friend that you should seek them with hours to kill? Seek them always with hours to live.” Kahlil Gibran.
A city’s nature changes, it isn’t static, it reacts to external phenomena, if we can call it that. This is what is happening in Havana of late
It’s a mystery how certain people can influence lives. They weave themselves into peoples’ stories, leaving a never-ending legacy.
It became so popular that you had to get there two hours in advance in order to get in on the weekend, because it opened its doors at 9 PM.
One good thing that’s come out of this is that you no longer see cans or plastic bottles on the street, they are all collected to be recycled
My friends & I were thirsty for culture, & we were always busy soaking it all in, going to theaters, museums, galleries, the National Library
I’ve recently read articles where actresses talk about aging, and how it is to land roles in film & TV productions after turning 50 years old
When Cubans living abroad arrive in the country, they’re like Santa Claus, showing up weighed down with gifts for their friends and family.
Cuentos de un día mas (Tales of one more day), is a feature film related to the pandemic and its effects on Cuban families.