To Space on a Bicycle

The Cuban Revolution has triumphed. Fidel Castro and his government are realizing their dreams. A new society is being built, new opportunities are opening up. Culture, education, sports, and medicine are accessible to everyone. Many young people have been sent... abroad to study. But Cubans are not eager to work much. Everything necessary is provided by the state. Food, shoes, and clothing can be bought with a ration card; if you want something different, look for it on the black market. There is time left to live, dance, and listen to Cuban music, the best music in the world.
A group of friends who work at the Center for Anthropology explore the island's prehistory, discuss the situation in the country, get into unexpected circumstances, and here come the 1990s. The year 1992, the hardest after the collapse of the Soviet Union. It was clear that the old life had disappeared and would never return. A new world was triumphant, Fidel Castro was already weak, his time had passed.