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Films
Kopkind, Andrew | March 30, 1985 issue

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The article presents information on various films. There are six showing of "Memories of underdevelopment," the classic chronicle of bourgeois alienation in revolutionary Cuba, over two days of a warm March weekend at the Film Forum, the art-and-politics movie house in Lower Manhattan. The persistence of Memories in the consciousness of a political generation is like the permanence of a sacred text in the culture of a sect. In the newest film, "Up to a Certain Point," the subject is machismo, conceived dialectically as both the sensibility and the system that imposes the Hispanic male ego on Cuban society.

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MEMORIES of Underdevelopment (Film); UP to a Certain Point (Film); REVOLUTIONS; ART -- Political aspects; EGO (Psychology); CUBA
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