Blame It on Fidel!

In the heart of Paris during the tumultuous years of 1970-71, a young girl navigates the complexities of growing up amidst her parents' transformation into fervent political activists. As the atmosphere within their household shifts dramatically, the nine-year-old must adapt to these changes while trying to maintain a sense of normalcy in her life. The film delves into the themes of familial relationships and political convictions as it captures both the tender innocence of childhood and the passionate fire of revolutionary ideals. Offering an insightful look at how personal lives intertwine with larger societal movements, this film provides a compelling portrait of a time and place where idealism and reality collide in unexpected ways.