Title: CUBA: AN AFRICAN ODYSSEY
Description: Cuba : an African Odyssey is a documentary of Cuba’s central, yet little known, role in supporting African national liberation during the Cold War. This two-part DVD firsts deals mainly with Cuba’s involvement in the Congo in the early 60’s and the second with Cuba’s intervention in Angola in the 70’s to early 90’s. Directed by Jihan El-Tahri , the documentary also includes interviews with many of the powerful people involved including Pik Botha and Fidel Castro.
Subject: History, Politics/Human Rights
Type: Documentary
Year: 2007
Director: Jihan El Tahri
Country: Africa , Cuba
Film ID: 772
Comments:
Created: 2/14/2012
Copy: 1m Format: DVD Language: Eng,French,Spanish, German , Portuguese Subtitles: English & Spanish Length: 190 minutes Copy ID: 1403 Comments: master copy for classroom use only Source: art france development Price: 0 Acquired: 9/9/9999
Posted in Country/Region, Cuba, Documentary, Documentary, DVD, English, English & Spanish, Format, French, German, History, Language, Politics/Human Rights, Portuguese, Spanish, Subject, Subtitles, Type
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Copies: 1 (DVD)
Length: 105 minutes
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Posted in DVD-R and VHS, English, Feature Film, French, Gavras, Costa, Montand, Yves, Salvatori, Renato, Uruguay, USA
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