VOICED: Cuban film school marks 25th anniversary

The International Film and Television School in Cuba, founded by Fidel Castro and Gabriel Garcia Marquez, is a prestigious institution promoting Latin American cinema. It offers a selective three-year program taught by industry professionals. Despite challenges like travel restrictions, the school fosters international collaboration. Tuition is currently $6,500 annually, but efforts are underway to establish an international fund. The school prioritizes talent and ambition over financial means, with 750 graduates aspiring to make their mark in cinema.

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