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I'm aware that Netflix has some different content in different regions, but I think this should be available worldwide.

A new documentary went up called "Cuba and the Cameraman"

The director, a journalist, started going to Cuba in 1972 and returned every 3-5 years. Along the way he gets very close access to Fidel Castro.

His segments with the three farming brothers kind of sum-up the last 40 years of Cuba's history, it's brilliant.

For those who regard Fidel Castro as little more than a murderous dictator, it might be infuriating, but it's still worth a look. He gets some very candid views of Cuba over the last 40 years.

Trailer here.

 

 

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Thanks for the post. Just added it to my watch list.


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I need to find that guy selling coro for $60/ box hahaha. Very informative show. Interesting look inside Cuba over many years. Thanks for bringing it up, I probably never would have picked it had I not seen it here first.

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I'm very much on the though that he is a murderous tyrant. But I am still fascinated by him.

The documentary looks good , and as always when I see anything about Cuba, my reaction is "Must go soon, Must go soon."

Regarding Cuba documentaries, here's one Jeremy Clarkson did in the nineties:  

 

 

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Nice documentary, just finished watching. I like how it’s focused on a few different people over the course of four decades. Shows you how much things change, or stay the same as the case may be. 

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