Ciudad en rojo / El Instituto Cubano de Arte e Industria Cinematográficos, en coproducción con Trampolín Impulso Creativo, y la participación de CNAC, Centro Nacional Autónomo de Cinematografía presentan ; argumento, Rebeca Chávez, Xenia Rivery ; guión, Xenia Rivery ; dirección, Rebeca Chávez.
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FilmLanguage: Spanish Subtitle language: English Publisher: [Havana, Cuba] : Instituto Cubano de Arte e Industria Cinematográfica, [2008]Copyright date: ©2008Description: 1 online resource (1 video file (90 min.)) : sound, color with black and white sequencesContent type: two-dimensional moving image Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceOther title: English title: Red hot citySubject(s): Santiago de Cuba (Cuba) -- Drama | Violence -- Drama | Cuba -- History -- 1933-1959 -- Drama | Cuba -- History -- Revolution, 1959 -- Drama | Streaming videoGenre/Form: Film adaptations. | Feature films. | Internet videos. Online resources: Digitalia Film Library (streaming video) | Film poster Production credits: Cinematographer, Ángel Alderete; editor, Manuel Iglesias; music, X Alfonso.Cast: Eman Xor Oña, Mario Guerra, Rafael Ernesto Hernández, Yori Gómez, Carlos Enrique Almirante, Alberto Pujols, Fernando Hechavarría, Patricio Wood, Mayra Mazorra, Jorge Alí.Summary: It reflects on violence from those who have no vocation for violence, who are pushed into it. When violence is imposed to restore peace, sometimes there is no other option than a violent response, a violence that could be considered legitimate but that is also violence and leaves its mark on humans. This reflection is made from a rereading of the characters and the action of the novel Bertillon 166 and the history of Santiago de Cuba in the final years of the 50s. -- Digitalia Film Library website
Originally released as a motion picture in 2009.
"Inspirado en 'Bertillón 166' de José Soler Puig."
Eman Xor Oña, Mario Guerra, Rafael Ernesto Hernández, Yori Gómez, Carlos Enrique Almirante, Alberto Pujols, Fernando Hechavarría, Patricio Wood, Mayra Mazorra, Jorge Alí.
Cinematographer, Ángel Alderete; editor, Manuel Iglesias; music, X Alfonso.
It reflects on violence from those who have no vocation for violence, who are pushed into it. When violence is imposed to restore peace, sometimes there is no other option than a violent response, a violence that could be considered legitimate but that is also violence and leaves its mark on humans. This reflection is made from a rereading of the characters and the action of the novel Bertillon 166 and the history of Santiago de Cuba in the final years of the 50s. -- Digitalia Film Library website
In Spanish with English subtitles.
Online resource; title from opening/closing credits (Digitalia Film Library, viewed December 14, 2015).
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