Press & Screenings

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NEXT SCREENINGS:

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July 24 at 9:00 PM

Whistleblower Summit & Film Festival

Frenemies will be available for viewing virtually for 72 hours after the release time. 

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July 28 at  12 PM

The Most Important Films International Film Festival

Galaxy Theatres Boulevard Mall

Las Vegas, NV 

Sep 4

Social and Economic Justice Film Festival, San Francisco, CA

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Oct 7

University of Tennessee - Nashville & Knoxville

allowing attendance of Nashville & Knoxville-based students, faculty and staff only

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Oct 8 - 17

Seattle Latino Film Festival, Seattle, WA

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Oct 16

Tampa Theatre, Tampa, FL

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Oct 21 - 31

UNAFF - United Nations Association Film Festival, Stanford, CA

"Frenemies is the best Cuban documentary made to date! It is not pro Cuban Government. It does give clarity to the insanity of the US embargo toward Cuba. Regardless of your politics on US/Cuba relations you will enjoy this documentary film--the music, the scenery, the actors, the citizens on the street and the story line are magnificent and factual." (Albert A. Fox, Jr.   President/Founder of Alliance for Responsible Cuba Policy Foundation)

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PREVIOUS SCREENINGS:

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PREMIERE - January 16 2021

Premiere, Dunedin International Film Festival, Dunedin, FL

AUDIENCE AWARD

February 1 2021
Toronto Film Channel  

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April 23 to 25

Oklahoma Latino Film Festival 

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April 24 to May 1

Latino & Native American Film Festival 

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April 30 & May 2 2021

Sunscreen Film Festival, St. Petersburg, FL 

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May 27 2021

Orlando International Film Festival, Orlando, FL

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June 2021

Oregon International Film Festival, Corvalis, OR

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July 21

LatinX Film Festival, Saint Louis, MO

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Frenemies is a feature-length documentary that tells the story of the close yet conflicted relationship between the United States and Cuba from 1940-2020. How much longer can this small Caribbean island survive the longest embargo in history? Can any economy survive such an all-encompassing blockade?