Viva Cuba

Malú and Jorgito are best friends in Cuba, and their mothers have decided it has to stop. Malú's mother, Larisa Vega Alamar, comes from a family that was wealthy before the Revolution and still lives on money sent from relatives overseas, and she thinks Jorgito's people coarse and commonplace. Juan Carlos Cremata Malberti directs the two kids, and the film stays on what is left between them while the adults push them apart.