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Pages from the Diary of José Martí (1972) | Slate

Pages from the Diary of José Martí

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Rated 5.7 on TMDB

Pages from the Diary of José Martí

Páginas del diario de José Martí

Through a mix of documentary and dramatization, this film reflects on the life and legacy of José Martí, writer and icon of Cuban nationalism.

Released: 1972
Runtime: 1h 12m
Language: Spanish

Direction and writing

José MassipDirector

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