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5e541 IN THE JUNGLE THERE IS MUCH TO DO Cuban '76 En la selva hay mucho por hacer, Bachs artwork!

Date Sold 8/17/2010

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An Original 1976 (from the first release of this movie in Cuba) Vintage Theatrical Unfolded Cuban Movie Poster (measures 20" x 30" [51 x 76 cm]) (Learn More)

En la selva hay mucho por hacer (released in English-speaking countries as "In the Jungle There Is Much to Do"), the 1972 Walter Achuga Uruguayan animated animation cartoon short. A knowledgeable collector tells us that this film was based on an illustrated letter that a political prisoner sent to his young daughter. His drawings explain what his censored words could not. With its allegorial description of the nature of repressive political regimes and its encouragement of cooperation rather than competition, it might be described as a 'progressive children's film'.

Artist: Eduardo Munoz Bachs

Condition: good to very good. There are some scuff marks scattered throughout the poster as is typical of silkscreen printed posters.
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