Havana Skate Days is an intimate portrait of Cuba and its current struggles told through the story of Havana’s nascent skate scene. The film follows Yojany Perez, a young, talented skateboarder trying to grow extreme sports in Cuba, and his tight-knit crew of skateboarders. The generational rift between Cuba’s millennials and older generations is exposed as the skaters struggle to carve a space for themselves in Cuba’s future and cope with the loss of their friends to the temptations of the outside world.
Directed by
Kristofer Ríos & Julian Moura-Busquets
Written by
Kristofer Ríos & Ismael de Diego
Produced by
Joey Carey & Kristofer Ríos
Executive Produced by
Isaac Lee, Juan Rendon, Erick Douat & Christian Gabela
Edited by
Ismael de Diego
Cinematography by
Julian Moura-Busquets & Juan Carlos Alom
Libraries, Universities, and Institutions can purchase Havana Skate Days with Public Performance Rights. We can provide a digital file that can be hosted on your internal server. To host a screening, include Public Performance Rights (PPR) with your order.
