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Cuba’s Eternal Night premiere’s at the Miami Film Festival.

Cuba’s Eternal Night official trailer is released.

Cuba’s Eternal Night invited to premiere at the 2025 Miami Film Festival.
Filmed almost entirely in Cuba, Cuba's Eternal Night follows five Cubans over two years as they navigate
government repression, shortages of food and medicine, and the island’s largest mass exodus in history. The documentary will make its world premiere at the Miami International Film Festival in April, 2025.
government repression, shortages of food and medicine, and the island’s largest mass exodus in history. The documentary will make its world premiere at the Miami International Film Festival in April, 2025.

IAP produces John XXIII Montessori School’s Promotional Video

IAP produces 13-part series highlighting women in traditionally male-dominated professions
In 2023, In Altum Productions produced a 13-part T.V. series on inspiring women working in traditionally male dominated jobs. The series was produced for Al Hurra and MBN (Middle
East Broadcast Networks) and will be broadcasted to millions of viewers in 21 Middle Eastern and North African countries. Three of the 13 episodes are available in English ans three episodes are highlighted below.
FARMER
https://vimeo.com/937033260?share=copy#t=0
RAILROAD CONTUCTOR
https://vimeo.com/933767086?share=copy#t=0
FIRE FIGHTERS
https://vimeo.com/929416475?share=copy#t=0
East Broadcast Networks) and will be broadcasted to millions of viewers in 21 Middle Eastern and North African countries. Three of the 13 episodes are available in English ans three episodes are highlighted below.
FARMER
https://vimeo.com/937033260?share=copy#t=0
RAILROAD CONTUCTOR
https://vimeo.com/933767086?share=copy#t=0
FIRE FIGHTERS
https://vimeo.com/929416475?share=copy#t=0

Cuba’s Eternal Night wraps two years of production.
Cuba’s Eternal Night is an intimate, unflinching 2-year journey into the lives of five Cubans as they navigate government repression, dire food and medicine shortages, and the largest mass exodus in the island’s history.
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