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Kordavision

Directed by Hector Cruz Sandoval

Broken

Directed by David Wendelman
  • Kordavision

    Directed by Hector Cruz Sandoval.
    US, 2005, digital video, color, 92 min.

Alberto Diaz Korda is the man behind one of the most powerful images of the 20th century: the iconic photograph of Che Guevara, reproduced worldwide for decades. Korda’s work reflected Cuba’s soul of the 1950s and ‘60s: Fashion, Rum and The Revolution. Director Hector Cruz Sandoval reunites Korda, Raul Corrales, Liborio Noval and Roberto Salas with President Fidel Castro for an extraordinary conversation on photography, the power of images and the Cuban Revolution. Best Documentary, San Francisco International Latino Film Festival.

  • Broken

    Directed by David Wendelman.
    US, 2006, 35mm, color and b&w, 15 min.

Battered by years of fights and haunted by the memory of his father who died a broken man, small time boxer Luis Morales is pressured to leave the ring and face his own mortality – the one opponent he cannot beat.

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