“A thorough reworking of the Hollywood plantation mythos”
—The Village Voice
—The Village Voice
Maluala takes us into a palenque—a fortified settlement of escaped slaves—hidden in Cuba’s eastern mountains, as the Spanish colonial forces attempt to sow discord among their leaders. The film marks Giral’s third entry into his trilogy of films about slavery in 19th-century Cuba and the Caribbean, combining a Marxist lens with the long arc of Black Liberation to trace the development from individual to collective struggle.
“A thorough reworking of the Hollywood plantation mythos”
—The Village Voice
—The Village Voice
UPCOMING Screenings
RUNNING TIME
89min
VENUE
FORMAT
SD video
LANGUAGE
In Spanish with English subtitles
TICKET INFORMATION
General Admission: $17
Members: $12
Please note: A $2 handling fee per ticket will be added to your order.
Leadership support for
BAM's strategic initiatives provided by the
Jerome L. Greene Foundation 
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BAM programming provided by
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BAM's strategic initiatives provided by 
Leadership support for
BAM Film provided by
The Thompson Family Foundation
