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Cuba | Havana, Cuba
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European Documentary | 1999 | Wim
Best Documentary | 1999 | Wim
Best Documentary | 2000
Best NonFiction Film | 2000
2000 | Wim
Best Documentary | 1999
Best NonFiction Film | 1999
Best Documentary | 1999
Best DocumentaryNonFiction Film | 1999 | Ry
National Film Preservation Board | 2020
1999 | Wim
1999
Best Documentary Feature | 1999
Best Foreign Film Melhor Filme Estrangeiro | 2001 | Wim
Best Motion Picture Documentary | 2000
Best Documentary | 2000
Best Feature Documentary | 2000
Best Documentary Bester Dokumentarfilm | 2000
Best Foreign Film of the Year Beste Utenlandske Spillefilm | 2000 | Wim
Film National | 2000 | Wim
Best Documentary Picture | 2000 | Deepak
Best Documentary Features | 2000 | Wim
Best Foreign Film | 2000
Best Documentary | 2000
NVision | 2000 | Wim
Best Edited Documentary Film | 2000 | Brian
2000 | Ry
Best Documentary | 1999
Best Foreign Language Film | 1999 | Wim
The Buena Vista Social Club album was put together by guitarist Ry Cooder in 1997 as a means of recapturing the "lost" music of pre-revolutionary Havana. The story was later made into this movie.
The sequence in the cigar factory was filmed without a permit.
In 2020, the film was selected for preservation in the National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".
The success of the album and this subsequent documentary had a deep impact on the Cuban tourist industry, raising the country's profile.
The bulk of this film was shot with available light.
