The acclaimed Cuban actor Jorge Alí will be filming on the island for the new movie "Calle 232", directed and written by Rudy Mora. Just a few days ago, the artist, who resides in Miami, made headlines with his visit to Cuba, one of the main reasons being his participation in this film project.
According to the portal Cubaactores, shooting for the film will commence on May 20th at various locations in Havana. Alongside Jorge Alí, the cast includes prominent actors like Isabel Santos, Luis Ángel Batista, Chavely Díaz, Laura Moras, Yudexi de la Torre, Reytel Oro, and Andrea Doimeadiós.
"Calle 232" is a fictional feature film centered around caregivers, inspired by real events. This theme is of significant interest in Cuban society, where the aging population rates are increasingly high. In a publication by Cubaactores, it was noted that the movie “will narrate the story of a renowned film director who, after suffering from an illness that limits his mental capacities, finds himself abandoned by colleagues and friends. However, unexpectedly, he finds support from one of his tenants, leading to the blossoming of a beautiful friendship that becomes the heart of this film.”
The movie, produced by ICAIC and DMM FILM, features Adriana Moya as the producer, with Juan Carlos Rivero handling the music, Alexander Escobar on cinematography, and Octavio Crespo in charge of editing.
Key Details About "Calle 232"
In this section, we answer some frequently asked questions about the upcoming Cuban film "Calle 232" to provide more insights into its production and storyline.
Who is directing "Calle 232"?
The film "Calle 232" is directed and written by Rudy Mora.
When will the filming of "Calle 232" start?
The shooting of "Calle 232" is scheduled to begin on May 20th.
Who are some of the main actors in "Calle 232"?
The main cast includes Jorge Alí, Isabel Santos, Luis Ángel Batista, Chavely Díaz, Laura Moras, Yudexi de la Torre, Reytel Oro, and Andrea Doimeadiós.
What is the central theme of "Calle 232"?
The film focuses on caregivers and is inspired by real-life events, highlighting the growing issue of an aging population in Cuban society.