
Zombies of Juan of the Dead
Juan of the Dead sets a zombie outbreak in Cuba and uses it for political satire. Its slacker hero sees a business opportunity, and the state blames American-backed dissidents. It was the first Cuban independent film to receive state approval.1
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Released 2011
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Cuban authorities in the film insist the zombies are dissidents paid by the United States1
The hero starts a business killing people's zombified relatives for a fee1
Marketed as Cuba's first zombie film1
Won the Goya Award for best Spanish-language foreign film in 20121
At about 3 million dollars, the most expensive privately financed film made in Cuba1
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