Four queer Cuban exiles make moving telephone calls from a prefabricated estate in Moscow as Russia invades Ukraine, revealing their stark realities.
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Four queer Cuban exiles make moving telephone calls from a prefabricated estate in Moscow as Russia invades Ukraine, revealing their stark realities.
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Dani Sanchez-Lopez, Elisa Pirir, Eldis Botta, and Pablo Cervera live in a prefabricated estate in Moscow, a temporary stop for queer Cuban exiles. As Russia invades Ukraine, their lives take a sharp turn. The documentary captures their emotional telephone calls home, revealing the stark differences between their experiences in Moscow and the chaos in Ukraine. Director Luís Alejandro Yero's debut work addresses themes of identity and displacement against the backdrop of geopolitical conflict, focusing on the struggles of marginalized communities.
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Why Watch
- Meet Dani Sanchez-Lopez and other Cuban exiles in Moscow.
- Find out how the war in Ukraine affects their lives.
- See the emotional impact of phone calls to Cuba.
Did You Know
- The film features four queer Cuban exiles living in Moscow.
- The documentary has a runtime of 75 minutes.
- It was produced in three countries: Cuba, Germany, and Norway.
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Who directed the documentary 'Calls from Moscow'?
The documentary 'Calls from Moscow' was directed by Luís Alejandro Yero.
What is the duration of 'Calls from Moscow'?
'Calls from Moscow' has a duration of 75 minutes.
In which countries was 'Calls from Moscow' produced?
'Calls from Moscow' was produced in Cuba, Germany, and Norway.
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