Havana Glasgow Film Festival – Sustainable Cuba
Friday 19th November, 2021
Havana Glasgow Film Festival at CCA
Lista Quinta / Fifth List
Giselle Garcia Castro | Cuba 2019 | Doc 18+
Fri 19 November
3pm
CCA + Online
Cuban fishermen attempt to balance their life source with
environmental changes.
Friday 19 November – Sustainable Cuba
Cuba Platform | 37m
Promoting Cycling, Empowering Women
Turning old paper into new opportunities
Designing a Different Kind of Carwash
A Modern Agrarian Future: The Life and Work of
Agroecologist Fernando Funes Monzote
Trabajo de Amor / A Labour of Love
Sustainability Stories: Cuba + Discussion
Fri 19 November
5.05pm
CCA + Online
El Monte / The Woodland
Claudia Claremi I Cuba 2018 I 13min
Spanish with English subtitles I Doc I N/C U
12
Cuba’s Life Task: Combating
Climate Change + Discussion
Helen Yaffe, Daniesky Acosta, Hugo Rivalta
UK 2021 | 57m | Spanish and English with
English subtitles | Doc / N/C PG
Fri 19 November
7.15pm
CCA + Online
Film Festival Premiere exploring Cuba’s unique approach to the
adaptation and mitigation of climate change.
In 2017, the Cuban government approved the State Plan to
confront climate change, known as ‘Tarea Vida’ (Life Task). As a
small Caribbean island, up to 10% of Cuban territory could be
submerged by the end of the century. This documentary shows
how Cuba is using environmental science, natural solutions and
community participation in its 100-year plan for adaptation and
mitigation. There are lessons here for the world.
The documentary will be introduced by Dr Helen Yaffe and
followed by a Q&A + panel discussion with guests including
Dr Emily Morris and Hugo Rivalta.
Living Between Hurricanes
A film about the elements – hurricanes and rain, the sea and the earth.
A film about Caibarién, a fishing port on the north coast of Cuba devastated by Hurricane Irma on 9th September 2017
About the effects of climate across the centuries on a Caribbean island sucked into global markets for its commodity crops – tobacco, coffee and sugar – and how sugar changed the landscape through deforestation and soil exhaustion
About the collapse of sugar and the encroachment of a new commodity market – tourism
About the growing threat from climate change and the move towards reforestation, ecotourism and sustainable farming
Michael Chanan / UK 2019 / Doc / N/C / 1hr10m
Havana Glasgow Film Festival at CCA
Havana Glasgow Film Festival Website
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