Fidel Castro sees Filmmaker Luis Moro's movie Love & Suicide -and ruptures his intestine. Castro is immediately hospitalized when he finds out Love & Suicide, the movie is screenings in Miami at AMC Theatres starting this August 11th.

 

Cubans in Miami cheer in the streets.

 

Castro said he was delegating power in Cuba to his brother because "he did not want to be around when Cuban's in Miami see the real Cuba in the film Love & Suicide. They're going to come and get me when they see Love & Suicide." Fidel said, holding his guts in. "Seeing the movie Love & Suicide caused an acute intestinal crisis with sustained bleeding," said a statement signed by Castro and read out by his official aide Carlos Valencia. White House spokesman Peter Piper said he didn't want to speculate on Castro's physical health. "But mentally, Love & Suicide, the movie scared Castro."

"Given the films success, we are monitoring the writer Luis Moro closely as Love & Suicide screens around the world."

As a country, we continue to work for the day when 'The Cuban Evolution' Luis Moro started reaches everyone." Mr. Piper also told reporters. "Mr. Bush will be holding a private screening to educate congress and the senate on the films theme."

Castro, who's been in power since 1959 and turns 80 on August 13, two days after Love & Suicide opens in AMC Theatres at the famous Coconut Grove in Miami, Florida; yelled, "MORO, MORO, MORO!"
Fidel Castro blamed Love & Suicide's profound impact on him as the reason for his pre-resignation move.
People around the world are overwhelming buying tickets for the upcoming screenings in Miami.

For show times and tickets visit www.AMCTheatres.com or call (305)
466-0450.

Visit www.TheCubanEvolution.com for updates and additional screening in New
Mexico, Ohio and California.

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