In Cuba, faced with a U.S. blockade and resource scarcity, mechanics and inventors are creatively revitalizing old machines to adapt and survive. Following the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, everyday Cubans have embraced a culture of radical repair, transforming items like 1950s cars with Soviet engines and repurposing washing machines for new uses. This documentary highlights their innovative spirit and philosophy of “technical disobedience,” illustrating the importance of repair in a resource-limited future.
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