
Rodolfo García Vázquez
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Cuba Libre focuses on the return of Cuban transgender actress Phedra de Cordoba, from the Satyros theater group, to Havana after 53 years away from her country. The film discusses the struggle for gay rights in an extremely macho environment such as the island ruled for decades by Fidel Castro, now led by his brother Raul. It blends documentary elements. The film reflects a distinct Brazil style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Evaldo Mocarzel.
The main cast includes Rodolfo García Vázquez, Ivam Cabral and Fábio Penna. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Evaldo Mocarzel, produced by Assunção Hernandes.

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