Suite Tortilla #60: The New Man and the Schoolteacher

Name: Suite Tortilla #60: The New Man and the Schoolteacher
Director: Amiel Williams
Genre: Documentary, History
Released: 2024-04-22
Duration: 3 min
Cast: Magda González Grau

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A documentary vignette explores the life of Revolutionary feminist and filmmaker Magda Gonzalez Grau, capturing a pivotal interview moment that reveals her evolving feminist politics during the Cuban Revolution.

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