Revolution Rent

A very emotional documentary. One of the best documentaries i´ve seen in last years. Rent talks about love between humans, and the documentary also talks about people loving art.

If you want to feel the spirit of creation beyond all: Rent revolution.

Revolution Rent immediately finds its place alongside "Every Little Step" as one of the premier theatrical documentaries-one that not only documents the creation of theatre, but also stands alone as a fantastic work of narrative, drama, and art unto itself in the style of Rent.

Director and star Andy Senor does a beautiful job of leading the user through the trials and tribulations of taking the Rent to Cuba, as the first modern musical to visit the island-and its effects on audiences and cast members alike. Equally as important, he shows us his own personal journey (as a Cuban himself), along with the familial pressures and pleasures of watching his struggles and success.

Can't recommend highly enough-a fantastic directorial debut!

This is a fantastic documentary. Shows you some real people doing real theatre without any barriers. It is not trying to change your mind about politics but rather educate and change the lives of a small group of people, which can be the change in the world that we all need. Absolutely recommend!!

An amazing documentary about bringing RENT to Cuba and all the hurdles the production company had to jump around to make it happen. This documentary isn't only about RENT the musical, it's about the cast and their struggles living in Cuba; they bring you into their lives and show you how they live, what they eat, what aches them and most importantly what they yearn for. A must see documentary.

As a huge fan of Rent I really enjoyed this but it was about more than just the show. The story of Andy's mother was very moving and interesting. It was great to see the Cuban audition process and rehearsals from day 1 up to opening night and to get to know so many lovely people. Massively recommended.