Where to watch Black and Cuba (2015)

Story

A documentary following a group of students from an elite American university who feel disconnected from their institution. These young people travel to Cuba to explore questions about revolution, equality, and social change. Through their interactions with local youth, visits to significant locations, and encounters with hip-hop culture, they examine assumptions about race, opportunity, and what genuine social progress looks like.

Why watch

• Directorial debut by human rights scholar Robin J. Hayes exploring social themes
• Documentary format capturing real conversations and cultural exchanges in Cuba
• Examines contemporary issues around race, equality, and social mobility through personal journeys

Good for: Viewers interested in documentaries about social issues and cultural exploration; certificate status unknown, so check before watching with others.