Cuba, a People Armed (1961)
Original title: Cuba, pueblo armado
Cuba, pueblo armado was shot by Joris Ivens in 1961 and illustrates the Cuban people's determination to defend the revolution. To make this film, Ivens and his crew followed a military brigade which consisted of volunteers.
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What is Cuba, a People Armed about?
Cuba, pueblo armado was shot by Joris Ivens in 1961 and illustrates the Cuban people's determination to defend the revolution. To make this film, Ivens and his crew followed a military brigade which consisted of volunteers.
How long is Cuba, a People Armed?
Cuba, a People Armed has a runtime of 35 minutes.