On the 7th. May 1981 an attempt is perpetrated in Madrid against general Valenzuela’s life. This same day three young men from Santander, stop in Madrid in there way to Almeria, where they intend to participate at a family celebration.
Suspected to be Basque terrorists they are arrested on the way by the Civil Guard and few days later their bodies appear burnt to a cinder in a ravine alongside the road simulating a car crush.
From that moment and despite threats, fear and anguish, the prosecuting attorney will incite a merciless struggle against the apparently insurmountable barrier of governmental institutions to find out the truth; what happened, how and why it happened.
General Details | |
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Directed By | Pedro Costa Muste |
Release Year | 1984 |
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Festivals & Awards |
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Special Jury Award of Taormina Festival for The Courageous Defense of Human Rights |
Official Selection: Cartagena de Indias Festival, European Festival of Munich, El Cairo Festival |
Qualified by the Ministry of Culture as being of Great Quality and Cinematographic Interest |
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Length | 115 minutes |
Genre | Drama / True Story |
Format | 35mm Eastman Color |
Languages | Spanish/German/Chinese and Italian/English/French subtitles |
Country of Origin | Spain |
Character | Actor/Actress |
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Mario Aguilar | Agustín González |
Coronel González Alarcón | Fernando Guillén Cuervo |
Juan Luque | Antonio Banderas |
la Madre de Juan | Margarita Calahorra |
Enrique | Manuel Alexandre |
Luis Renedo | Juan Echanove |
Luis Trueba | Iñaki Miramom |
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Producers | Isabel Mulá and Jose Cunillés |
Script | Manolo Marinero, Nereida B. Arnau, Pedro Costa Muste |
Editing | Pablo G, Del Amo |
Cameraman | Julio Madurga |
Music | Ricart Miralles |
Director of Photography | Jose Luis Alcaine |