Castro’s Cuba

Castro´s Cuba is a three-part series produced and directed by Humberto López y Guerra.
It was released in 1989 in the United States, Latin America and Australia. The most complete TV series on Cuba that was done in those years.

During the filming of Castro’s Cuba with the British historian Hugh Thomas
Humberto with Ramón F. Suárez and the Cuban writer Guillermo Cabrera Infante during the filming of “Castro’s Cuba” in London.
Humberto Lopez y Guerra and cinematographer Ramón F. Suárez during the filming of “Castro’s Cuba” in London in 1987

CASTRO`S CUBA, PART 1 FROM HUMANISM TO COMMUNISM

PART 1 FROM HUMANISM TO COMMUNISM

From Humanism to Communism begins in the 1930s with coverage of the social unrest leading up to the revolution of 1933, continues with an in-depth study of Cuba in the 1940s under Fulgencio Batista, and expands into an overview of the turbulent fifties, following the development of the Cuban revolution up to the missile crisis in October of 1960

CASTRO’S CUBA -PART 2 THE SOCIALIST REVOLUTION

TO DATE, THE MOST COMPLETE FILM SERIES ON CUBA

PART 2 THE SOCIALIST REVOLUTION

The Socialist Revolution analyzes the radical forces behind the Cuban revolution and investigates the important events of the sixties: The missile crisis, the Bay of Pigs invasion, th introduction of communism into Cuba and the death of Che Guevara.

Participe:

Fulgencio Batista, Fidel Castro, Manuel Urrutia, Huber Matos, Carlos Franquí, Rafael del Pino, Guillermo Cabrera Infante, Marta Fraide, Juan F. Benemelis, Edward González, Pardo Llada, Juana Castro and many others…

CASTRO’S CUBA -PART 3 CUBA, MILITARY POWER

PART 3 CUBA, MILITARY POWER

TO DATE, THE MOST COMPLETE FILM SERIES ON CUBA

(1989)

Cuba, Military Power attempts to evaluate Cubas true military potential and addresses the countrys highly controversial involvement in Africa

Participe:

Fulgencio Batista, Fidel Castro, Manuel Urrutia, Huber Matos, Carlos Franquí, Rafael del Pino, Guillermo Cabrera Infante, Marta Fraide, Juan F. Benemelis, Edward González, Pardo Llada, Juana Castro and many others..