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Against wind and tide, a Cuban odyssey

Title
Against wind and tide, a Cuban odyssey [motion picture] / Suzanne Bauman and Paul Neshamkin for Seven League Productions.
Publication
New York : Filmakers Library, 1981.

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Additional Authors
  • Bauman, Suzanne.
  • Neshamkin, Paul.
  • Burroughs, Jim.
Description
1 film reel (57 min.) : sd. col.; 16 mm.
Summary
A documentary on the mass immigration of Cuban refugees to the United States in Spring 1980. Beginning with their departure from the Cuban port of Mariel, the film follows the flotilla of refugees across 90 miles of sea to Key West, Florida and into the "processing" and refugee camps. This impressionistic portrait is personalized by its focus on particular individuals, including a visit to these refugees a year after their settlement. Ultimately, the Cuban odyssey raises questions about U.S. immigration policy.
Subject
  • Cubans > United States
  • Emigration and immigration
Credits (note)
  • Director, Jim Burroughs.
Title
Against wind and tide, a Cuban odyssey [motion picture] / Suzanne Bauman and Paul Neshamkin for Seven League Productions.
Imprint
New York : Filmakers Library, 1981.
Credits
Director, Jim Burroughs.
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Bauman, Suzanne.
Neshamkin, Paul.
Burroughs, Jim.
Branch Call Number
M16 3033 A
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