LA Film Fest Exclusive: The Spirit of Borges Haunts Cuban-Shot 16mm Mystery 'Sin Alas' (Video)

Ben Chace's LA Film Festival entry is the first American-directed narrative feature to be shot in Cuba since 1959. Below, TOH! reveals an exclusive first poster. Part mystery, part ghost tale, "Sin Alas" finds a Borgesian writer named Luis Vargas in Cuba, in Centro Havana, in love with the revolution — and an elusive, young ballerina who's married to a prominent military leader. The entanglement spins everyone's lives out of control. 50 years later, Luis reads of her death in a newspaper, which startles him into revisiting the buried emotions of his youth. Premiering in LAFF's world fiction competition section, "Sin Alas" is written and directed by Chace and shot in...

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