Cuban Food Stories is a documentary that follows the various culinary delights made in Cuba, often showing how they're made.
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Cast
Danilo Ottaviani
Self - Italian Narrator
Marc Schöttner
Self - German Voice Actor
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source: Cuban Food Stories
This is really interesting as it's made by someone with deep memories, love and bond with Cuba so why couldn't this be subtitled to let the characters tell their stories in their own way rather than be overdubbed which take so much away from them ... the authenticity is lost - maybe it's to suit certain audiences but it would mean so much more if you could hear their real voices and also for anyone interested in the language rather than it be homogenised ...
A love letter to the people of Cuba and the flavors of the director's childhood. The film goes into the depths of Cuba to rediscover the ingredients and recipes of Cuban cuisine. The stories told and people featured are magical characters.
source: Cuban Food Stories
A love letter to the people of Cuba and the flavors of the director's childhood. The film goes into the depths of Cuba to rediscover the ingredients and recipes of Cuban cuisine. The stories told and people featured are magical characters.
This is really interesting as it's made by someone with deep memories, love and bond with Cuba so why couldn't this be subtitled to let the characters tell their stories in their own way rather than be overdubbed which take so much away from them ... the authenticity is lost - maybe it's to suit certain audiences but it would mean so much more if you could hear their real voices and also for anyone interested in the language rather than it be homogenised ...
This film was not just about food in Cuba, it was about the people, the culture, the land, the history. I feel like I got to travel to Cuba without the cost of the trip! Kudos to the director. We are taken to various places in Cuba and shown the food and culture of specific people in that area. Mouth-watering photography, beautiful scenery, and such joy emanating from the people. I wish I could visit but I probably won't be able to get there. This film was an excellent substitute.
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