Gold of Cuba
"Gold of Cuba" is a documentary by Argentine filmmaker Alejandro Saderman that shows the development of Cuba through the promotion of its main industry: sugar. From the discovery of America to the figure of Reinaldo Castro, National Hero of Labor as a sugarcane cutter, the film discusses the introduction of mechanical harvesters, including the African slave labor that would later be replaced, with the abolition of slavery, by Chinese sugarcane cutters.
Director: Alejandro Saderman
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Details
- Type
- Movie
- Status
- Released
- Release
- Dec 31, 1965
- Runtime
- 27m
- Genres
- Documentary
- Studios
- ICAIC
- Director
- Alejandro Saderman