Specialty CollectionGenre: CONTEMPORARY STOCK FOOTAGE
Description: VAR. night, prostitutes on street corner; VAR. small cuban town, old man sharpens scissors on old foot peddle grinder, street vendor pushes cart with bottles, dirt streets; VAR. 2 old men sit on wall by poster 'Con Cuba', low shot to tilt down of old church steeple with cross; VAR. old town street scenes, many people ride bikes on street, old run down buildings, Int. pharmacy, shelves low on stock; VAR. street scenes, boarded up business, CU pad lock, black kids in trash pile; VAR. bakery open front, few pans of bread rolls, people at counter buy 2 rolls at a time; VAR. gas station no cars, 'no fumar', var. propaganda signs painted on buildings, statue of man on horse; VAR. Havana street scenes, road into city, hi-rises in bg., ext. museum and sign, army tank on display in city park; PAN women in line outside old building for egg and meat ration purchase, man at counter logs their ration book; CU pot of boiling soup, woman cooking at stove, old small refrigerator bare of food, family sits in small room; VAR. hs from roof of building, old delapidated buildings along city streets, people on the apt. balcony; VAR. middle class type street and houses, var. propaganda posters, signs, downtown Havana, old european style bdlg.; VAR. small market, sells milk, rice on rations; VAR. downtown shots city streets with bicycle traffic ; VAR. Int. classroom, teen students in uniform at desks, male teacher lectures, writes on board; VAR. ext. group of young students in uniform in school corridors, outside on class break; INT. classroom, students use personal IBM computers; EXT. modern type building, wide green grass in fg, interview talking head woman; VAR. man delivers mail from bicycle, CU cuban newspaper; MS boxes of cuban cigars on shelves in store; VAR. man in small stall cuts tobacco leaf makes into cigar; VAR. billboard sign 'little Havana, USA' traffic in fg; VAR. entrance to miami, Maximo Gomez Park, groups of senior men sit at tables, play dominos; VAR. interviews with men from Cuba
Keywords: bakery
