Eyes of the Rainbow

The documentary provides an intimate look at Assata Shakur's experiences in Havana, where she has lived for over 15 years. Through her own narration, viewers gain insight into her past and the socio-political context surrounding her life as a political prisoner.

Additionally, the film highlights the AfroCuban cultural elements, particularly focusing on the Yoruba Orisha Oya. This religious and cultural context enriches the narrative, offering a deeper understanding of Shakur’s identity and the significance of her journey within the larger framework of black liberation.