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In 'Lenin Park', Antoin, Yesuán, and Karla reflect on their childhood memories of Parque Lenin, an amusement park in Cuba that represents their innocence before experiencing a family tragedy. Four years prior to the film, they lost their mother, which significantly changed their lives. Antoin moves to France to pursue a career as a professional opera singer, while his siblings, Yesuán and Karla, remain in Cuba, dealing with new family dynamics and responsibilities.
The film captures the emotional experiences of the siblings as they navigate their grief and the physical distance between them. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining familial bonds despite the challenges posed by their separation. The documentary presents a vivid portrayal of their memories and the lasting impact of their mother's absence on their lives.
Why Watch
- •Meet Antoin, a Cuban opera singer in France.
- •See how siblings cope with their mother's loss.
- •Find out about Parque Lenin's significance.
Did You Know
•Antoin relocates to France to become a professional opera singer.
•The siblings lost their mother four years before the documentary was made.
•The film features a total runtime of 75 minutes.
•The documentary was produced in Cuba and Mexico.
Perfect For
Cuban family dynamicsOpera enthusiastsDocumentary lovers