Cuba’s Wild Revolution

9Cuba is the largest island in the Caribbean and one fifth of its territory is protected habitat for spectacular wildlife. From the bee hummingbird to Cuba’s very own fast-moving, deadly but threatened crocodile species, to the city geckos that migrated from Africa, lazy giant iguanas that go crazy in the mating season. Thanks to the Cuban Revolution this is still a wildlife paradise, but the time is coming when Cuba will have to change. Will there always be a place for nature?

John Murray

Director: John Murray

John Murray is managing director of Crossing the Line Productions, one of Ireland’s leading film producers. Over the last 20 years, he has directed over 30 films for some of the world’s leading broadcasters. John completed a degree in Zoology before joining RTÉ as a presenter and reporter on nine science, environmental and health series. In 1991 he made his first film chronicling the first Irish expedition to attempt an 8000m Himalayan peak and since then has made films on Everest, the North Pole, through the Northwest Passage, across Siberia and the Sahara amongst many other locations.

Ireland
2018
51 Min.
English
6
Director: John Murray
Script: John Murray
Cinematography:
Editing: Cepa Giblin
Music:
Narrator: Andrew Solomon
Editor: Andrew Solomon
Producer: Crossing The Line Films