Jacob Tierney on his new film "The Trotsky"

Writer-director Jacob Tierney discusses his new comedy "The Trotsky", starring Jay Baruchel as a Montreal high school student who is convinced he's the reincarnation of the Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky. The movie, premiering at the 2009 Toronto International Film Festival, co-stars a who's who of Canadian actors, including Colm Feore, Saul Rubinek, Anne-Marie Cadieux, Jessica Paré and Genevieve Bujold. The soundtrack is by Montreal band Malajube. To read the CBC feature on "The Trotsky", go to: www.cbc.ca/arts/tiff/story/200...

[@MrMcGale]

I've been, and It's amazing. There's some garbage around, but the people look so healthy and happy all the time. And there's one thing that even USA doesn't have: No homeless people in the streets.

[@raccoonman14]

@godlesskillingmachin dude.....noam chomsky is a legend.

[@euginam91]

wait did jacob tierney play lenin's reincarnation at the end of the film?

[@antoine10]

@Knoss
common now, are you really gonna believe that guantanamo is better than the rest of cuba and not a terrible place?
cuba may be poor and there may be suppression of dissenters but the government tries to do good for its people, they provide top quality education and health care. If Cuba didnt have so little in the way of natural resources they would be doing pretty well