Documentary about George Duarte, an ex-political prisoner in Cuba during the Castro Regime, directed and edited by The Hyphenate.

"George Duarte is one of the most inspiring individuals I’ve ever met. His life is a prime example of how hope and determination can lead someone to overcome impossible odds. George was a good man, who was never a criminal, yet he was imprisoned for over 10 years, endured inhumane circumstances, and every time he tried to pick himself back up, he was knocked down even harder. George’s chronicles are filled with repeated failures that could easily break a strong man’s most passionate dreams. George’s entire life was taken from him; his family, friends, home, and freedom. This is a true story of a man who lost everything, yet his self-belief ultimately led him to triumph." -The Hyphenate

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