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"The film...explores the separation of four Cuban families and their efforts to remain connected despite politics and distance. There's enough in it to move and irritate just about everyone with a stake in the details. And that's the documentary's greatest strength -- its bullheaded insistence on story over ideology...a brave stand against the politics of hate..."
-Ana Menendez/ The Miami Herald
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"Blasting the screen with red-hot beats, intense musicality and sure-footed confidence, director Lisandro Perez-Rey has crafted a slamming documentary about the talented hip-hop artists emerging from Cuba's cultural vibrancy...Creating myth and poetry from music and politics, la Fabri-k hypnotizes audiences with the rhythm's pull...Perez-Rey follows the subjects with a seamless flow of kinetic energy weaving together interviews, performances and day-in-the-life verite footage creating a vibrant and infectious...mosaic of Cuba, of a group of friends, mentors, and musicians
-Shaz Bennett / American Film Institute (AFI)
"IMPRESSIVE both for effectively documenting the scope of the exodus and   for capturing its participants' disparate tales, "Beyond the Sea" manages to be at once historically elucidating and personally compelling." -- Lael Loewenstein, Variety

"Beyond the Sea grants a quiet dignity to its subjects without sanctifying them. And the less-than-ideal outcome of many of their lives rings all the more powerfully for being so plainly presented." -- David Ng, Village Voice

"EXCELLENT...a riveting account of one of the most extraordinary events in U.S. immigration history... Perez-Rey's succinct documentary does a superb job of shedding light on circumstances that, for a variety of reasons, have been misrepresented and badly misunderstood." -- Ken Fox, TV Guide
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