Murals of a masked character named Supermalo, tagged with “2+2=5?”, appear throughout Havana's crumbling infrastructure.
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Murals of a masked character named Supermalo, tagged with “2+2=5?”, appear throughout Havana's crumbling infrastructure.
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Synopsis
Havana's streets feature vibrant murals of the masked character Supermalo. These artworks include the tag “2+2=5?” and appear on walls throughout the city. As Cuba's infrastructure deteriorates, this street art scene gains momentum. The film documents the emergence of these murals and their impact on the heavily foot-trafficked areas of the capital. Directed by Matthew Seger, the 15-minute documentary captures this cultural shift within the context of urban decline.
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Why Watch
- See the rise of street art in crumbling Havana.
- Meet the masked character Supermalo in vibrant murals.
- Find out what “2+2=5?” means in this context.
Did You Know
- The film features murals of Supermalo appearing in every corner of Havana.
- Supermalo's tag, “2+2=5?”, is a recurring theme in the street art.
- The documentary has a runtime of 15 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Supermalo?
Supermalo is a hand-painted masked character that appears in murals throughout Havana, Cuba.
What does the tag '2+2=5?' signify in the murals?
The tag '2+2=5?' accompanies the Supermalo character in the street art, suggesting a critique of reality.
Who directed the documentary Supermalo?
The documentary Supermalo was directed by Matthew Seger.
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