Date: Apr 21st

Join us for a screening of Soy Cuba (1964), a landmark work of politically committed cinema still widely regarded as one of the most visually innovative films ever made. Born of a Soviet-Cuban collaboration in the middle of the Cuban Missile Crisis, Soy Cuba traces the origins of the Cuban Revolution through four stories of Havana's wealthy elite and the rising working class revolt. All proceeds will go to medical supplies for Cuba.

The 65-year long embargo on Cuba has entered a new phase amid increasingly unrestrained threats from the Trump administration and attempts to strangle the island’s energy infrastructure. As the US oil embargo plunges the country deeper into crisis, it has never been more essential to uphold the Cuban people’s right to sovereignty and self-determination.

This screening is part of a series of anti-imperialist films and fundraisers in April and May with the NYC-DSA Anti-War Working Group. Stay tuned for more! 🎞️🍿