Ava
During her summer vacation on the Atlantic coast, 13-year-old Ava learns that she is going to lose her vision. Her mother reacts to the news by ignoring it, but Ava approaches the problem on her own terms.
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Juan Padrón
Cuban animation director
Emilio Ballagas
Cuban poet
Teresita Fernández
Visual artist
John E. Leonard
Former United States Representative
William Shaler
American diplomat
Juan Ferrer
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Barbarito Diez
Cuban singer
Carlos Enríquez Gómez
Cuban painter
Víctor Patricio de Landaluze
Spanish painter
Alfredo Rostgaard
Cuban designer
Mariano Osorio
Former Royal Governor of Chile
José Lacret Morlot
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Juan Bruno Zayas
Cuban doctor
Lisandro Otero
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Manuel Sanguily
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Alfonso Barrantes
Former Mayor of Lima
Ricardo A. Latcham
Former Member of the Chamber of Deputies of Chile
Silvia Planas
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Juan Federico Edelmann Musician
Pianist
Joseíto Fernández
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Regino Pedroso
Cuban poet
Rafaela Chacón Nardi
Cuban poet
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Cuban pianist
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Former Archbishop of Havana
Gina Cabrera
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José Nicolás de la Escalera
Cuban painter
Vicente Escobar
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Alvaro Reynoso
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Jean-Guy Allard
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Ettore Chimeri
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