Film Lens
Supermalo focuses on the emergence of street art in Havana, Cuba, against the backdrop of the city's deteriorating infrastructure. The film features murals of a masked character named Supermalo, which have become prevalent in high-traffic areas of the city. The tag “2+2=5?” accompanies these artworks, suggesting a commentary on societal issues.
Directed by Matthew Seger, the film runs for 15 minutes and captures the vibrant yet challenging environment of Havana. It presents the intersection of art and urban decay, illustrating how creativity flourishes in the face of adversity.
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.
Perfect For
Street art enthusiastsCuban culture fansUrban decay observers