Suite Habana (2006)

Synopsis: Dawn in Havana. The city wakes up and a new day and the film begin. Why a day in Havana? Because Havana today is a point of reference to many, a mystery to others, and a dream full of... Dawn in Havana. The city wakes up and a new day and the film begin. Why a day in Havana? Because Havana today is a point of reference to many, a mystery to others, and a dream full of contradictions and contrasts to those who love or criticize it. But Havana is not only a space, a sonority, a light. Havana is its people. "Suite Havana" is a simple day in the life of ten ordinary people of Havana. There are neither interviews, nor dialogues, nor narration: only images, sounds and music to express on film the everyday events of a peculiar and unique reality. Each of the characters represents the curious diversity of the social groups found in the city. Because there is more than one Havana: there are many invisible different Havanas to experience. -- © Wanda Vision [More]

Director: Fernando Perez

Director: Fernando Perez