How long is Blame it on Fidel!?

Blame it on Fidel! is 1 hr 39 min long.

Who is Anna de la Mesa in Blame it on Fidel!?

Nina Kervel-Bey plays Anna de la Mesa in the film.

What is Blame it on Fidel! about?

It is 1970 and Anna (Nina Kervel) is a 9-year-old who excels in Catholic school. She lives in a large house with father Fernando (Stefano Accorsi), a lawyer from a wealthy Spanish family; mother Marie (Julie Depardieu), who writes for a popular French women's magazine, and younger brother Francois (Benjamin Feuillet). But her comfortable, orderly lifestyle is about change when her Communist aunt and cousin come to stay, having been smuggled out of Spain. After her parents return from a trip to Latin America, Anna's father is soon fighting to redistribute wealth in Chile, while her mother doggedly researches a book on women's abortion ordeals. Meanwhile, Anna must adjust to a cramped new apartment filled with noisy revolutionaries, refugee nannies with weird cooking habits, and the humiliation of no longer being allowed to attend her beloved catechism class. *Note: Film is presented in foreign language with subtitles.

Blame it on Fidel!

Name: Blame it on Fidel!
Genre: Art House/Foreign,Comedy
Released: 2007-08-03
Duration: 99
Rating: 91

NR 1 hr 39 min

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How long is Blame it on Fidel!?: Blame it on Fidel! is 1 hr 39 min long.

Who directed Blame it on Fidel!?: Julie Gavras

Who is Anna de la Mesa in Blame it on Fidel!?: Nina Kervel-Bey plays Anna de la Mesa in the film.

What is Blame it on Fidel! about?: It is 1970 and Anna (Nina Kervel) is a 9-year-old who excels in Catholic school. She lives in a large house with father Fernando (Stefano Accorsi), a lawyer from a wealthy Spanish family; mother Marie (Julie Depardieu), who writes for a popular French women's magazine, and younger brother Francois (Benjamin Feuillet). But her comfortable, orderly lifestyle is about change when her Communist aunt and cousin come to stay, having been smuggled out of Spain. After her parents return from a trip to Latin America, Anna's father is soon fighting to redistribute wealth in Chile, while her mother doggedly researches a book on women's abortion ordeals. Meanwhile, Anna must adjust to a cramped new apartment filled with noisy revolutionaries, refugee nannies with weird cooking habits, and the humiliation of no longer being allowed to attend her beloved catechism class.
*Note: Film is presented in foreign language with subtitles.