The Lost City

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Theatrical Release Date:

04/28/2006

DVD Release Date:

08/08/2006

Run Time:

143min.

Starring:

Andy Garcia , Dustin Hoffman , Bill Murray , Ines Sastre , Lorena Feijóo

Director(s):

Andy Garcia

Distributor(s):

Magnolia

MPAA Rating:

R for violence.

Genre(s):

Drama

Plot: Veteran actor Andy Garcia steps into the director's chair for his first voyage into feature filmmaking with this heartfelt tribute to revolutionary, late-'50s-era Cuba featuring Dustin Hoffman, Bill Murray, Tomas Milian, and offering the director ... Read More

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The personal life of a Havana nightclub owner is set against the Marxist revolution in 1950s Cuba in this drama starring and directed by Andy Garcia.

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Andy Garcia and your supportive family for making this very touching and passionate film!Thank you, Straight from the heart! I think every part of this film was made with a sincere passion for your co... untry. Your personal in site & perspective are awesome. When this beautiful island called Cuba and itâs people had to fight to survive and stand up for what each believed would help to bring a better Cuba. To stand up for the culture and what Cuba means to the heart.With great love & respect your cast, writing, directing, storyline, music, dance, costumes/ wardrobe design, locations, architecture, cinematography, conflicts of interest, families torn apart by different beliefs and the grief that comes from all the carnage, loss of place & of country .The farmlands, the music, and the pride gets stripped away as this small beautiful country was getting ripped apart at the seams.Families, friends, soul and conscience behind the life or death choices each forced to make. I still think that most people need to know and see more of this kind of film and the Cubans that are not always portrayed in a positive light. These films are history and often unknown to most, including myself. I am not latin but always looking to learn more especially through films like yours. Thankyou Full Review

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