Everybody Leaves

Directed by Jimeno Acevedo, Everybody Leaves explores the complexities of parent-child relationships amid the turmoil of divorce. The film captures a young girl's perspective as she witnesses her parents' volatile separation in a politically charged atmosphere.

The narrative unfolds during the 1980s, a significant era in Cuba's history marked by social and economic struggles. Through the eyes of the protagonist, the film delves into themes of family dynamics and the impact of the Cuban revolution on personal lives.

With performances from Yoima Valdés, Abel Rodríguez, Scott Cleverdon, and Indhira Serrano, the film provides a poignant look at the intersection of personal and political issues. Collectors interested in international cinema or films addressing familial themes will find this title noteworthy.