Icaic Movies

Upset by the glass ceiling in the workplace and a younger prettier woman moving up the ladder, a woman rants about her situation.

In the city of Havana in 1964, Papolo, son of a free slave, decides to give a Christmas toy to his sister. He discovers the city and its inhabitants b...

This short film -one of the last made by the Afro-Cuban filmmaker before his definitive expulsion from ICAIC in 1972- alternates shots of the assembly...

The first Cuban animated short-film produced by the ICAIC on 1960, directed by the Cuban animation pioneer Jesus de Armas. Denounces the manipulation...

A beautifully constructed love letter transforming a 1993 interview conducted by the Cuban filmmaker with her grandmother, into a celebration of not o...

El Maná was the first short film created by the Cuban revolution, with a strong propaganda encouraging the Cuban people to work hard and to defend the...

A woman who has been married for two decades does everything possible to save her marriage, to no avail.

An avant-garde anti-war animation.

A children’s short directed by one of the most well-known figures in Cuban animation.

The gugus are back, this time in conflict over an out-of-reach fruit and the use of a ladder.

The gugus, primitive men, fight among themselves for an apple, which ends up being eaten by a woman.

A tale about a child-god based on Cuban folklore, spoken in lucumí dialect.

Animated short film by Cuban artist Jesús de Armas parodying the American western movies.