Details

Subject(s)

• Black people—Cuba [Browse]
• Labor mobility—Cuba [Browse]
• Coffee growers—Cuba [Browse]
• African Americans—Relations with Cubans [Browse]
• Documentary films [Browse]
• Haiti—Economic conditions [Browse]

Film director

Delatour, Mario L., 1955- [Browse]

Screenwriter

• Delatour, Mario L., 1955- [Browse]
• Bellande, Alex, 1955- [Browse]

Related name

Amistad Films [Browse]

Distributor

ArtMattan Productions [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Historical films [Browse]

Summary note

"Kafe Negro tells the story of migrations around a small grain that has become the second most important raw material on the global market. This film tells the story of the waves of migration of Haitian workers who, over time, have profoundly transformed the culture and demography of Cuba and allowed the development of coffee growing on the island."

System details

DVD

Participant(s)/​Performer(s)

Narrator, Fayolle Jean ; Alex Bellande, screenwriter

Language note

In French and Spanish with English subtitles.

Other title(s)

Histoire de migrations

Title on disc label and container

Kafe negro : Cuba and the Haitian revolution

OCLC

1395910301

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