Today’s announcement by the Indie Visions Film Festival marks the 44th time that Cuba, Libre? has been a film festival Official Selection.

As stated on the festival’s Website:

“Indie Visions is an international and independent event for all independent filmmakers.

“The goal of our festival is to support the best up and coming filmmakers from around the world and provide the opportunity to the group of young and vibrant film enthusiasts who are committed to creating spaces for independent cinema and devoted to spreading the knowledge of the modern visual art form to all interested.

“Because [of] its monthly period, filmmakers will be able to get result on their films quickly.

“Indie Visions aims at bringing out the best fiction, documentary, animation, experimental, short, feature, music video and scripts from around the globe and promote them.”

For the 43rd time since its release in January of 2016, Cuba, Libre? became an “Official Selection” of a film festival when the Northeast Mountain Film Festival announced today that it picked the film in the “Best Documentary Film” category.

This is the inaugural year for the festival which “is celebrating and experience the era of films and Cinema in the gorgeous mountains of Northeast Georgia.”

The festival will take place over three days, June 14-16, 2019 at Dillard, Georgia “in the gorgeous Blue Ridge mountains, a physio-graphic province of the larger Appalachian Mountains range.”

Cuba, Libre? has just been named a finalist in the competition for “Best Documentary” in this year’s CV Indie Film Awards.

The festival will present awards to the winners at a formal dinner and red carpet gala to be held at Rancho Mirage, California on October 7, 2019.

For the third time this week, and the 42nd time since its release in January of 2016, Cuba, Libre? has become a film festival Official Selection.

 

And it has received its 17th award, the latest being a “Producers Award” from the Equality International Film Festival.

Cuba, Libre? has just been made a film festival Official Selection for the 39th time since the documentary made its debut in January of 2016.

The Highway 61 Film Festival also named Cuba, Libre? a Finalist in the Documentary award category.

 

Cuba, Libre? has just been picked by Atlanta’s Spotlight Documentary Film Awards, marking the 38th time that the documentary has been an Official Selection of a film festival or film award competition since it was released in January of 2016.

And Spotlight’s “Gold Award,” the second highest honor it bestows on films, is the 16th award Cuba, Libre? has received.

2018 was a good year for “Cuba, Libre?” It was selected by 30 film festivals and award competitions, was nominated for nine awards, plus it won 12 awards.

Cuba, Libre? has just been selected by a film festival or film award competion for the 37th time since it was released in January of 2016.

The numbers just keep going up.

Now thirty-six film festivals or award competitions have made Cuba, Libre? an Official Selection.

Cuba, Libre? has just been nominated for a “Best Documentary” award for the eighth time and the second time this month.

In September the film won “Best Documentary” for the fourth time when it was given that award by the Mindfield Film Festival in Albuquerque, New Mexico.