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Zombies of Juan of the Dead
Era ayitibwa: 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
Yasooka okulabika
2011
Released 2011Omulimu gwe kyava
Juan de los Muertos (2011)
Alejandro BruguésKyakolebwa mu
Kyuba, Sipeyini
Ekikireeta
Tekyannyonnyolwa
No cause is given.Engeri omuntu gy'afuukamu omu ku bo
A bitten person dies and reanimates.
Yasooka ddi okulabika?
Released 2011
ebiwandiiko by'omu nnimiro
Ensibuko bye zigamba
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Cuban authorities in the film insist the zombies are dissidents paid by the United States1
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The hero starts a business killing people's zombified relatives for a fee1
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Marketed as Cuba's first zombie film1
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Won the Goya Award for best Spanish-language foreign film in 20121
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At about 3 million dollars, the most expensive privately financed film made in Cuba1
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