Our House in Cuba

A quiet, personal documentary that watches divided families reunite, letting old memories and political rifts surface with gentle emotional force.

A sober, talk-driven reflection on a painful national past, asking the viewer to listen closely and weigh memory against politics.

A quiet, reflective documentary that traces inherited memory and political loss through intimate family conversations.

A sober, sorrowful documentary that honors a writer's life and mourns the state violence that consumed his family.

Quiet, earnest documentary where children's voices carry weight; reflective and gently political, asking patience and empathy.

A quiet, reflective documentary that gently pieces together one woman's life against a country's turbulent history, rewarding patient attention.

A somber, personal documentary that quietly reconstructs a lost father through testimony, carrying the weight of political violence and memory.

A quiet, personal reckoning with a violent past, felt through one woman's patient search for answers about a father she barely knew.

A patient, tender family chronicle that turns old photographs and memories into a quiet meditation on exile and belonging.

A quiet, heartfelt documentary that follows a young man piecing together his family's painful political past, leaving you moved and thoughtful.

A quiet, reflective documentary that unfolds like a diary, letting letters and voices slowly build an intimate meditation on family and memory.

A restless, essayistic wander through memory and myth that feels like chasing a story that keeps slipping away.