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Fidel (2002)

Centered on the six years before the fall of Batista's dictatorship and the subsequent 40 years of the Cuban Revolution.

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Scott Tobias 05 Feb 2013

Estela Bravo's disgraceful documentary Fidel could have been financed by the man himself.

Elizabeth Weitzman 23 Apr 2003

It's a shame Bravo doesn't allow herself a broader perspective, because she's right to consider Castro one of the most important figures of the 20th century.

Liam Lacey 17 Jul 2009

Estela Bravo's film Fidel, The Untold Story has the kitsch appeal of a farm implement on a restaurant wall, or an Andy Warhol Mao poster: Interesting, but not for its original purpose.

Dennis Harvey 23 Aug 2004

Worth seeing for its wealth of archival footage hitherto little-seen outside Communist bloc nations, Fidel nonetheless errs badly by slapping a quasi-objective journalistic tenor onto content so flattering and uncritical it might pass for an old "This Is Your Life" episode.

Ken Fox 09 Mar 2011

The lack of opposing viewpoints soon grows tiresome -- the film feels more like a series of toasts at a testimonial dinner than a documentary.