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Mark Craig
UK CU 2020 56’ 81’
⚬ History ⚬ Sports ⚬ Current Affairs & Politics
Cuba’s greatest ever track athlete Alberto Juantorena shares his remarkable personal journey through a cauldron of sport & politics - offering a fresh and engaging insight into his unique country, and its tangled relationship with the USA.
Director | Mark Craig |
Producer | Mark Craig |
Co-Producer | Daniel Gordon |
Executive Producer | Keith Haviland |
Production Company | Stopwatch Productions |
Co-Production Companies | Haviland Digital, VeryMuchSo |
Cinematography | Roberto Chile |
Editor | Simon Brooks |
Writer | Mark Craig |
Music | Pip Greasley, Cohimbre |
Sound | Nick Adams |
Best Historical Documentary | Kenya International Sports Film Festival 2021 |
Olympic Spirit Award | Milano International FICTS Fest 2021 |
| Runtimes | 56' 81' |
| Spoken Languages | English, Spanish |
| Production Countries | Cuba, UK |
Mark Craig started out as a graphic designer at the BBC and Channel 4 before moving into indie documentaries in 1998.
Since then he has directed and produced a diverse slate of films, several with sporting subjects. His trilogy of British motor-racing biographies (Jackie Stewart / Graham Hill / Jim Clark) received an RTS nomination and a FOCAL award for best use of archive footage, whilst his 2007 short film TALK TO ME won a Grierson Award. His most recent film is the critically-acclaimed, multi-award winning feature documentary THE LAST MAN ON THE MOON.
