This Brazilian documentary by Vincent Ferraz researches the backstory behind Kalatozov’s forgotten masterpiece; I AM CUBA

Appeared at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival When Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola presented the 1995 revival of Mikhail Kalatozov’s propaganda epic I AM CUBA (1964), filmgoers around the world were surprised and dazzled by a film that had been ignored for nearly three decades. This Brazilian documentary by Vincent Ferraz researches the backstory behind Kalatozov’s forgotten masterpiece, tracking down surviving members of the cast and crew with particular attention devoted to Sergei Urusevsky’s innovative fluid cinematography. Winner of the International Press Jury Award.

I Am Cuba, The Siberian Mammoth

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I Am Cuba, The Siberian Mammoth

Release Year: 2005

Duration: 90 min

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Related: History, Music & Arts, Politics, Sundance

Appeared at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival When Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola presented the 1995 revival of Mikhail Kalatozov’s propaganda epic I AM CUBA (1964), filmgoers around the world were surprised and dazzled by a film that had been ignored for nearly three decades. This Brazilian documentary by Vincent Ferraz researches the backstory behind Kalatozov’s forgotten masterpiece, tracking down surviving members of the cast and crew with particular attention devoted to Sergei Urusevsky’s innovative fluid cinematography. Winner of the International Press Jury Award.

Directed by

Vicente Ferraz

Produced by

Isabel Marinez

Cinematographer

Tareq Daoud

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