The Survivors

The film presents a unique narrative that combines elements of both drama and comedy, reflecting on the impact of the Cuban Revolution on a once-privileged family. As the story unfolds, the family regresses through various political systems, offering a critical lens on societal change and personal disintegration.

With a runtime of 130 minutes, The Survivors features Reynaldo Miravalles in a leading role. The film's exploration of themes such as political power and social order makes it an intriguing watch for those interested in historical and cultural contexts of the era.

Preserved by the Academy Film Archive in 2017, this film retains its relevance and provides insight into a pivotal moment in Cuban history. Its combination of comedy and drama appeals to both cinephiles and those studying the effects of revolution on society.