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Now!

1965·Documentary·5m
7.1
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Using morgue photos, newsreel footage, and a recording by Lena Horne, Cuban filmmaker Santiago Alvarez fired off 'Now!', one of the most powerful bursts of propaganda rendered in the 1960s.
Directed by Santiago Álvarez
cuba
propaganda
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Cast

Lena Horne
Lena Horne
Self (voice)

Crew

Santiago Álvarez
Santiago Álvarez
Director
Lena Horne
Lena Horne
Music

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Sacha davy
Sacha davy
Now!
Santiago Alvarez parvient encore à faire un excellent court métrage en alliant la musique avec des images fortes.
C’est un beau message pour l’humanité qui présente les inégalités raciales (exclusivement aux USA si je me trompe pas), certaines images sont très crues et fortes ce qui accentue le message qui est transmis par ce court métrage
Santiago Alvarez parvient encore à faire un excellent court métrage en alliant la musique avec des images fortes.
C’est un beau message pour l’humanité qui présente les inégalités raciales (exclusivement aux USA si je me trompe pas), certaines images sont très crues et fortes ce qui accentue le message qui est transmis par ce court métrage
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Mae
MaePRO
Now!
Dam such a good piece of propaganda
Dam such a good piece of propaganda
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Mae Clegg
Mae Clegg
Now!
Dam such a good piece of propaganda
Dam such a good piece of propaganda
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Mae Clegg
Mae Clegg
Now!
A beautifully made short film about the cival rights movement in the USA, moving in a deeply political way, made my want to sign a petition and maybe start a small fire
A beautifully made short film about the cival rights movement in the USA, moving in a deeply political way, made my want to sign a petition and maybe start a small fire
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Mae
MaePRO
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A beautifully made short film about the cival rights movement in the USA, moving in a deeply political way, made my want to sign a petition and maybe start a small fire
A beautifully made short film about the cival rights movement in the USA, moving in a deeply political way, made my want to sign a petition and maybe start a small fire
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