¡Cuba Sí!
¡Cuba Sí!
1961
Documentary History
Synopsis
Chris Marker’s documentary traces the course of the Cuban Revolution, from its early optimism to the aftermath of the Bay of Pigs invasion. Through on-the-ground footage and interviews—including two with Fidel Castro—the film captures the spirit and contradictions of a nation in transformation.
Credits
Director
Chris Marker
Cast
Étienne Lalou as Interviewer
Fidel Castro as Self - Cuban Politician (uncredited)
Ignacio Biain as Self - Franciscan Priest (uncredited)
Igor Barrère as Interviewer
Nicolas Yumatov as Narrator (voice)
Crew
Étienne Lalou (Adaptation)
Igor Barrère (Adaptation)
Dervis Pastor Espinosa (Assistant Director)
Eduardo Manet (Assistant Director)
Saul Yelin (Assistant Director)
Selma Diaz (Assistant Director)
Dervis Pastor Espinosa (Camera Operator)
Étienne Lalou (Dialogue)
Igor Barrère (Dialogue)
Chris Marker (Director of Photography)
Eva Zora (Editor)
Carlos Puebla (Lyricist)
Eduardo Gonzàlez (Musical)
J. Cazalda (Musical)
Pierre Braunberger (Producer)
Juan Vilar (Production Manager)
Roger Fleytoux (Production Manager)
Chris Marker (Screenplay)
Jean Nény (Sound Engineer)
Paul Grimault (Special Effects Coordinator)
William guery (Special Effects Coordinator)
Chris Marker (Writer)
Original Poster
¡Cuba Sí! - Original Poster
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