Not bad - Ociel del Toa movie
Movie Issued - in 1965.
Color Info: Black and White
Countries: Cuba
Genres: Documentary, Short
Languages: Spanish
Runtimes: Cuba:17
In movie have been taken:
José Gutiérrez (producer)
Nicolás Guillén (writer)
Livio Delgado (cinematographer)
Armando Guerra (composer)
Roberto Valera (composer)
Nicolás Guillén Landrián (director)
Death Date: 23 July 2003
Death Notes: Miami, Florida, USA
Birth Notes: Camagüey, Cuba
Most of his documentaries be censure, seemingly because he be not considered of the aspect sought to indicate the Cuban Film Industry. Nephew of the contributor Nicolas Guillen, he was also a painter and writer. Most of his films be unmoving unknown inwardly Cuba and even minor level in the world. He was send to distribute to detention twice over and also to a emotional institution, where on earth he was given electric damage psychotherapy. Irreverent, temporary and in several bearing cutting, some of his films hang by the haunch of survive censorship., Senior Landrián was an anti-communist Cuban filmmaker. Almost all of his documentaries were banned by the Cuban government since they were felt to be insulting of the dictator Fidel Castro. Because of his anti-Castro films, he was arrested by the Castro government. He was first arrested by the Castro government in 1968, for "plotting to assassinate Fidel Castro", and was held for 6 months under torture and interrogation. Then he was released when he failed to break. In 1970 to 1989, he was arrested numerous times for his anti-Castro documentaries. During this time he was once again interrogated and tortured, but refused to "confess". So he was repeatedly subjected to Electro Convulsive Therapy ("shock treatments"), without any anesthetic, but he still refused to confess to being anti-Castro. In 1989, he was able to escape Cuba and make his way to the freedom of the Miami, Florida Cuban community. He eventually died of cancer on the 23rd of July, 2003, at Mercy Hospital in Miami Florida. At his wife's request his body was returned to Cuba and he was buried at Colon Cemetery in his beloved Havana, Cuba. He was the nephew of Afro-Cuban poet Nicolás Guillén.
Birth Date: 1938
Caíta Villalón (editor)
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