Marina Ochoa
film director

Marina Ochoa is an award-winning filmmaker and head of the Cuban Women Filmmakers Mediatheque.

Among her credits is Blanco es mi pelo, negra es mi piel  featuring María de los Reyes Castillo, "Reyita", a laborer and organizer who is also the subject of a well known book, Reyita: The Life of a Black Cuban Woman in the Twentieth Century by her daughter, Daysi Rubiera Castillo, founder of the Fernando Ortiz African Cultural Centre in Santiago de Cuba.