Enrique Colina

A story of survival and triumph of the human spirit.

A humorous critique of public services from the perspective of both clients and workers, who receive bad treatment when they become clients.

A funny film about DOGS—an analysis of the wide range of treatments, feelings, reactions, opinions, etc., Cubans have towards "man's best friend".

Humorous critique of the non-compliance with rules and regulations in a communal building complex, as seen through the conflicts between neighbours.

A humorous glimpse into Cubans’ sense of style.

Social satire reflecting the consequences of apathy in the daily work in Cuba.

A humorous depiction of the consequences of arriving late to work.

Made as Cuba was entering the economic crisis of the early 90s, King of the Jungle demonstrates Colina's talent at capturing the sentiments of a particular moment. We observe life along Havana's Prado street through the eyes of the lion sculpture located there.