These 16mm black-and-white experimental films examine the weight of history, the fragility of memory, and the lived realities shaped by political forces. Through layered narratives, they explore themes such as housing precariousness, multigenerational survival, and the manipulation of historical narratives in Cuba. From intimate portrayals of families living in overcrowded conditions to poetic reinterpretations of the country’s revolutionary past, the work questions dominant perspectives and reveals the cracks in collective memory. Blending documentary and experimental techniques, the films invite reflection on resilience, control, and the ways history is written—and rewritten.