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The Gospel in Solentiname is a 1978 documentary that explores the religious community of Solentiname in Nicaragua. Directed by an unnamed filmmaker, the film features extensive interviews with poet Ernesto Cardenal, who founded the community.
This documentary holds a certain rarity, having been released in 1978 with limited distribution, making it a sought-after title among collectors of political and religious films. There are a few editions out there, but finding a well-preserved copy can be a challenge, as its themes resonate strongly with those interested in Latin American studies or countercultural movements. Its significance is amplified by Cardenal's renowned status as both a poet and a revolutionary thinker, which adds depth to its desirability in a collector’s library.
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The Gospel in Solentiname is a documentary film.
The Gospel in Solentiname was released in 1978.
The Solentiname community was founded by the poet Ernesto Cardenal.
The film explores themes of Christianity, militancy, and Marxism through the lens of the Solentiname community.
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