El Super

Set in February 1978, El Super follows Roberto and Aurelia, Cuban exiles adapting to life in New York City with their daughter. Roberto has spent a decade as the superintendent of their apartment building, performing daily tasks like repairing windows and managing the boiler. The film captures his homesickness and the repetitive conversations about Cuba's political landscape, including the Bay of Pigs and Fidel Castro.

After receiving heartbreaking news, Roberto considers leaving New York for Miami, prompting reflections on identity and belonging. The film's comedic elements are woven into the poignant narrative, creating a unique blend of humor and seriousness that resonates with audiences. Featuring a cast including Raimundo Hidalgo-Gato, Zully Montero, Elizabeth Peña, and Reynaldo Medina, El Super presents a snapshot of the immigrant experience during a specific historical moment.