Can a revolution outlive its founder? Cuba after Castro
A new documentary examines Cuba's political future in the post-Castro era, released during the centenary year of Fidel Castro's birth. The film follows a president born after the 1959 revolution and a generation that came of age within the revolutionary system.
The work explores fundamental questions about the longevity of revolutionary movements once their founding figures pass from the scene. It documents how Cuba's leadership and society continue to grapple with the ideological and institutional foundations laid by Castro decades ago.
The documentary presents perspectives from those who inherited the revolution, offering insights into how younger generations view the island's political direction and their role in shaping its future.
