Fidel Castro’s Daughter Releases Documentary on Generational Impacts From Communist Cuba

‘Revolution’s Daughter’ highlighted Alina Fernández and other expatriates who survived the Cuban regime.

Alina Fernández, Fidel Castro's daughter, is an outspoken critic of the communist Cuban regime. A documentary about her experience was released in Miami, Florida on April 10, 2026. Troy Myers/The Epoch Times

MIAMI—Alina Fernández, daughter of former Cuban leader Fidel Castro, premiered a documentary on April 10 at the Miami Film Festival, bringing together personal testimony from generations of exiles grappling with displacement, shared trauma, and a search for freedom.

“Revolution’s Daughter” showcased several leading voices against the Cuban regime, including exiles, refugees, and former political prisoners, who all, like Castro’s daughter, said regime change in Cuba is overdue. It’s a sentiment shared by top U.S. officials.