Among the more than eighty short films accepted for the Sundance Festival to be held in Utah in a few days, there's also an entirely shot in the neighborhood of Cotorro habanero. It 's a tender love story between the two octogenarians Fillers and Olvido, uncles of the director who has known them for the first time a few years ago at the first visit to his homeland after many years of residence in the United States.
Barbara Alvarez visited Cuba with a camera constantly in hand and was particularly struck by the relationship between the two elders, that after more than sixty years spent together continue to share every minute of life, even the laundry washing machine with an old Russian .
Alvarez has been a correspondent for The Discovery Channel and CBS and now plans to use the opportunity of its participation at the Sundance to seek funds for new film projects related to community Cuban.
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Among the films admitted to the Sundance Festival is about to open in Utah, there is one that is entirely recorded in the Havana neighborhood of Cotorro. Is the tender story of love between Cariche and Oblivion, the guys met the director octogenarian years ago during his first visit to his homeland after many years in the U.S.. Barbara Alvarez
visited Cuba with a camera constantly in hand and was very impressed by the relationship between their old guys who, after more than sixty years together, continue to share every minute of their lives, to the laundry with an old washing machine Russian. The Alvarez has
sido correspondiente para Discovery Channel y ahora y para CBS Piensa Aprovecho the Occasion de su participación para realizar nuevos proyectos Sundance cinematograficos Relacionados with las comunidades Cubanas.
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