This event features a screening of "Habanastation" (2011), a critically acclaimed Cuban film that explores class disparities through the friendship of two children from vastly different backgrounds. Directed by Ian Padrón, the film provides a compelling look at social inequalities in contemporary Cuba, highlighting themes of privilege, resilience and community. Following the screening will be a Q&A session with the director where students can engage in a discussion about the film’s portrayal of Cuban society, its relevance to global issues of economic disparity and the role of cinema in shaping cultural narratives.