Introduction: New women, old worlds / Susan Lord
"We have a vast public" / Interview for Pensamiento critico by Sara Gómez Yera
"Sara is so very Sara!" / Inés María Martiatu Terry Interviewed by Lourdes MartínezEchazábal
Inquisitive gazes : Sara Gómez's perspectives on social marginality from and within the Cuban Revolution / Odette Casamayor-Cisneros
Sergio Giral interviewed by María Caridad Cumaná
Neither farms nor coffee plantations : urban spaces and cultural contours in the script and on the screen / Victor Fowler Calzada
Residential miraflores (Script for De cierta manera/One way or another) / Sara Gómez Yera and Tomás Gonzalez
Luis García Mesa Interviewed by Lourdes Martínez-Echazábal and María Caridad Cumaná
Sara Gómez : AfroCubana (Afro-Cuban women's) activism after 1961 / Devyn Spence Benson
Racial identity and collisions : Gómez and Guillén Landrián / María Caridad Cumaná
Rigoberto López Interviewed by Victor Fowler Calzada
Information and education : Sara Gómez and nonfiction film culture of the 1960s / Joshua Malitsky
Virtual heroes in the midst of shortage : Sara Gómez confronts the new man / Ana Serra
Iván Arocha Montes de Oca interviewed by Ricardo Acosta
Sabor and punctum : music in Sara Gómez's films / Alan West-Durán
The Santiago of two pilgrims : F.G. Lorca and Sara Gómez in search of Eastern Cuba / Lourdes Martínez-Echazábal
Her contribution / Sandra Abd'Allah-Alvarez Ramírez
Conclusion: Transculturation, gender, and documentary / Susan Lord
Epilogue: "As time goes by, we are less of a polite, aesthetic, static, sexual, and passive object" / Sara Gómez Yera interviewed by Marguerite Duras.