Three men were executed in Cuba in 2003 after attempting to hijack a ferry to the United States, a key event discussed in Oliver Stone's documentary.
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Three men were executed in Cuba in 2003 after attempting to hijack a ferry to the United States, a key event discussed in Oliver Stone's documentary.
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Fidel Castro sits for an interview with Oliver Stone in May 2003, shortly before a significant crackdown on political dissent in Cuba. The film includes perspectives from Cuban dissidents, addressing the government's response to opposition. It details the execution of three men who attempted to hijack a ferry to the United States, an event that intensified scrutiny of Castro's regime. Through these interviews, the documentary presents a complex picture of governance and dissent in Cuba during a turbulent period.
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Why Watch
- Meet Fidel Castro in candid interviews.
- See the impact of the 2003 dissident crackdown.
- Find out about the ferry hijacking incident.
Did You Know
- The film includes interviews with Cuban political dissidents.
- Three men were executed in 2003 for attempting to hijack a ferry.
- Looking for Fidel was filmed in May 2003.
- The film has a duration of 57 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary Looking for Fidel?
Looking for Fidel was directed by Oliver Stone.
What significant event does Looking for Fidel address?
Looking for Fidel addresses the 2003 crackdown on dissidents in Cuba and the execution of three men who attempted to hijack a ferry to the United States.
When was Looking for Fidel filmed?
Looking for Fidel was filmed in May 2003.
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