Black and Cuba (2015)
Street-savvy students at an exclusive Ivy League school, feeling like misfits, unite for a transformative journey to Cuba, questioning the potential for revolution. As they document their heartfelt interactions with AfroCuban youth, stunning landscapes, and powerful hip-hop performances, they grapple with the stark truths behind the illusions of color-blindness and social mobility. This striking documentary artfully captures their adventure, revealing a revitalized hope for equality and human rights. Directed by Robin J. Hayes, PhD, an international human rights advocate, "Black and Cuba" marks an impactful feature film debut.
