Life Is to Whistle

Year: 1998

Runtime: 106 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Fernando Pérez

Drama

In Havana, three people wrestle with self‑imposed limits: ballerina Mariana promises celibacy to God for the role of Giselle; social‑worker Julia faints at a particular word; pot‑smoking percussionist Elpidio still mourns his mother, named Cuba. Each must decide whether to cling to these constraints or shed them to live more freely.

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