Salvador (Puig Antich) (2006)

Calificación de los usuarios:

7.3/10   

Director:

Manuel Huerga

Escritores:

Lluís Arcarazo (writer)
Francesc Escribano (book)

Fecha de Lanzamiento:

15 septiembre 2006 (Spain)

Género:

Drama

Plot:

A profile of anarchist and bank-robber Salvador Puig Antich, whose 1974 execution under the dictatorship of Francisco Franco ushered in a period of unrest that helped Spain transition to democracy. |

Plot Keywords:

Anarchist | Character Name In Title

Premios:

15 wins & 21 nominations

Comentarios de los usuarios:

great movie!!!

Reparto

Daniel Brühl	...	Salvador Puig Antich
Tristán Ulloa	...	Oriol Arau
Leonardo Sbaraglia	...	Jesús
Joel Joan	...	Oriol
Celso Bugallo	...	Pare Salvador
Mercedes Sampietro	...	Mare Salvador
Olalla Escribano	...	Imma
Carlota Olcina	...	Carme
Bea Segura	...	Montse
Andrea Ros	...	Merçona
Jacob Torres	...	Petit
Pablo Derqui	...	Jordi
Oriol Vila	...	Ignasi
Simon Bellouard	...	Sebas
William Miller	...	Cri-Cri

También conocida como:

Salvador (Spain) (short title)
Salvador Puig Antich (Spain) (alternative spelling)

Duración:

134 min

País:

Spain | UK

Idioma:

Catalan | Español | Francés

Color:

Color

Relación de Aspecto:

2.35 : 1

Sonido:

Dolby Digital

Clasificación:

Germany:16

Locaciones de Filmación:

Andorra

Compañía:

Future Films

Trivialidades:

Manuel Huerga chose Daniel Brühl, whose mother is Spanish, to play Salvador because he didn't want to tell a Spanish story, but a universal drama. This was the first time Brühl filmed in Barcelona, his place of birth.

Citas:

Jesús: They've assassinated Carrero Blanco.
Salvador Puig Antich: That bomb killed me as well.

Conexiones de Película:

References Les quatre cents coups (1959)

Banda de Sonido:

Locomotive Breath

great movie!!!

I was really caught by the story - a story which I didn't know, and which is hardly known outside Spain and even Catalogne, as the director explained in a festival here in Italy where the film was presented. The last years of life of Salvador Puig Antich, the Spanish anarchic activist, who became the last prisoner of the Franchist regime to be executed. The rhythm is fantastic, energetic and dynamic, thanks to a very suggestive photography and the use of vivid images. The music supports the high tone of the events. The last part involves the spectator in a "crescendo" of emotions, slowing down the rhythm while approaching to the inevitable end. No political claims, no moralistic lessons. A well shot, thrilling, emotional movie!