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stan douglas: inconsolable memories
A clip from Douglas's rejiggering of the 1968 Cuban Revolution film Memorias de Subdesarrollo, moving the action to 1980 and the Mariel Boat Lift. "I spent two months in Cuba, where I could pass as Cuban with my mouth shut," Douglas says. "But people noticed what I was doing," and he was forced to finish the film in Canada.
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video courtesy stan douglas and david zwirner gallery, new york
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