Discover the captivating journey through Cuba's cinematic past with this incredible photo book, 'Cines de Cuba'. Captured by renowned documentary photographer Carolina Sandretto, this stunning visual document presents the beauty and nostalgia of Cuba's once vibrant cinema culture. Published by Skira Editore S.p.A in 2019, this brand new edition showcases the remnants of 694 cinemas and theaters that graced the island in 1953, with 134 located in Havana alone, surpassing iconic cities like New York and Paris.

In her quest, Sandretto utilized a 1950s medium-format camera to chronicle the state of these historic buildings—remnants of a glorious era. 'Cines de Cuba' invites readers to embark on a visual voyage that highlights the striking contrasts of these majestic yet forgotten structures, revealing their current state both inside and out. This book serves not only as a powerful documentation of Cuba's history but also as a reminder of the cultural gatherings that once defined communities.

Perfect for photography enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone drawn to Cuba’s rich cultural heritage, 'Cines de Cuba' is more than just a book; it's a celebration of a unique architectural story and a treasure for collectors of art and heritage books. Explore the enchanting world of old Cuban cinemas and immerse yourself in the visual legacy that shaped an entire generation. Discover 'Cines de Cuba' and witness the intersections of memory, architecture, and society today.