Nada+ is “Cuba’s answer to Amelie”, commented Miami Herald, and that’s the best way to sum up the movie from a review point of view. So what’s common between Amelie and Nada+ – they are both stories about girls on a mission to straighten up people’s lives when their own lives are a bit chaotic. But to think of Nada+ as a replica of Amelie would be a mistake. Every film has its own soul, even though it may appear similar to another on the surface, and Nada+ has its own…

Director: Juan Carlos Cremata Malberti.
Viva Cuba- meaning long live Cuba is a Spanish film set in modern day Cuba. It is directed by Juan Carlos Cremata Malberti, although I haven’t heard much about the director, I happened to catch the movie on World Movies only a few days ago.
The central characters in the movie are [...]