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Reviews Counted:31
Fresh:31
Rotten:0
Average Rating:8.6/10
Runtime: 3 hrs 20 mins
Genre: Foreign Films
Synopsis: This Russian-made study of Cuba, partially written by renowned poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko, captures the island just before it made the transition to a post-revolutionary society. Moving from city to... [More]
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The film is immensely entertaining and occasionally inspiring, a delirious combination of Slavic solemnity, Latin exoticism, Communist idealism and breathtakingly beautiful images. It is best enjoyed on the big screen.
Cinema’s singular dream, so often betrayed elsewhere, is to deliver such visions as this.
A work of dazzling cinematographic invention that still has the ability to astound.
A work of dazzling cinematographic invention that still has the ability to astound.
In a sense, it's a movie about looking past surfaces to see what's in front of you. It takes the time to look around and discovers majesty, beauty and pathos everywhere it turns.
Top CriticBeing suppressed by those who wanted [I Am Cuba] made in the first place is a vindication of sorts. Mere propaganda only reinforces the status quo. True art is revolutionary.
While it has its clumsy elements, there is no denying its remarkable cinematic impact.
Considering the power of the film today, it’s hard to believe it fared poorly when audiences finally saw it.
Politically naïve maybe, but it works beautifully as straight cinema.
The film fails to convince in its propaganda, but as a goofy view of a new Cuba it is heartily appreciated.
I Am Cuba is a cinephile's wet dream, a collage of Herculean feats of technical wizardry that would be easy to dismiss if it wasn't so humane.
One of the most stylistically vigorous films of all time.
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It is one of the most visually hypnotic films ever -- and that's not hyperbole.
Propaganda that transcends its own numbskull earnestness... When it connects, it's as poweful as anything you've ever seen.
It's a vibrant, joyous piece of technical accomplishment that's probably one of the most relentlessly innovative films you'll ever see.
This loony, quasi-masterpiece is one of the great jagged edges of film history.
visual impressions that will forever remain embedded in your mind's eye%u2014just as much as Picasso's La Guernica communicates the horrors of war
Some of the most exhilarating camera movements and most luscious black-and-white cinematography you'll ever see inhabit this singular, delirious 141-minute communist propaganda epic.
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