Antihero is a documentary about the life and works of José Manuel Domínguez and the world of people with disabilities. He is a blind Cuban writer, actor, and director who produces plays through his organization Antiheroes Project which emphasizes inclusion. His artistic work transcends raising awareness about people with disabilities, their challenges, achievements, and shortcomings, and their right to inclusion.
José Manuel Domínguez
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Emilio Bouza
Self
Danays Bautista
Self
Roberto Pérez
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Alejandro Negrón
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Fernando Goicochea
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Isolina León
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Antihero is a documentary about the life and works of José Manuel Domínguez and the world of people with disabilities. He is a blind Cuban writer, actor, and director who produces plays through his organization Antiheroes Project which emphasizes inclusion. His artistic work transcends raising awareness about people with disabilities, their challenges, achievements, and shortcomings, and their right to inclusion.
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