Las 13 rosas (2007)

Calificación de los usuarios:

6.5/10   

Director:

Emilio Martínez Lázaro

Escritores:

Pedro Costa (story)
Emilio Martínez Lázaro (story)
(más)

Fecha de Lanzamiento:

19 octubre 2007 (Spain)

Género:

Drama

Plot:

Plot Keywords:

Number In Title

Premios:

6 wins & 15 nominations

Comentarios de los usuarios:

...almost a companion piece to Pan's Labyrinth...

Reparto

Pilar López de Ayala	...	Blanca
Verónica Sánchez	...	Julia
Gabriella Pession	...	Adelina
Marta Etura	...	Virtudes
Nadia de Santiago	...	Carmen
Teresa Hurtado de Ory	...	Victoria
Bárbara Lennie	...	Dionisia
Alba Alonso	...	Ana
Cèlia Pastor	...	Martina
Silvia Mir	...	Carmen B.
Sara Martín	...	Pilar
María Cotiello	...	Elena
Miren Ibarguren	...	Joaquina
Carmen Cabrera	...	Luisa
Félix Gómez	...	Perico
Fran Perea	...	Teo
Enrico Lo Verso	...	Cánepa
José Manuel Cervino	...	Jacinto
Asier Etxeandia	...	Enrique
Alberto Ferreiro	...	Valentín
Empar Ferrer	...	Suegra Cánepa
Arantxa Aranguren	...	Manuela
Luisa Martín	...	Dolores
María Isasi	...	Trini
Marta Aledo	...	Ángeles
Nacho Fernández	...	Quique García Brisac
Patrick Criado	...	Simón
Benito Sagredo	...	Eutimio
Raúl Jiménez	...	Damián
Secun de la Rosa	...	Satur
Maite Blasco	...	Juana
Úrsula Murayama	...	Cubana
Adriano Giannini	...	Fontenla
Tomás del Estal	...	Palacios
Gabriel Moreno	...	Rúa
Juan Gea	...	Gabaldón
Joaquín Ortiz	...	José Luis
Carla Nieto	...	Pilar Gabaldón
Goya Toledo	...	Carmen Castro
Natalia Menéndez	...	María Teresa
Helena Castañeda	...	Zapatitos
Maite Pastor	...	Mandanta
Luis Hostalot	...	Capellán
Leticia Sabater	...	Funcionaria prisión
Juan Jesús Valverde	...	Presidente Tribunal
Miguel Arribas	...	Fiscal
Ramón Agirre	...	Defensor (as Ramón Aguirre)
Inge Martín	...	Remedios
Íñigo Navares	...	Mario
Borja Sánchez	...	Cabo Romero
Ernesto Martín	...	Paisano
Carmen Belloch	...	Mujer Glorieta
Maite Atares	...	Vecina 1 Plaza Pueblo
Sagrario Calero	...	Vecina 2 Plaza Pueblo
David García Palencia	...	Soldado Plaza Pueblo
Enrique Cabrera	...	Niño José
Vicente Molina	...	Evangelista
Raúl Zajdner	...	Falangista 1
Oscar Salcedo	...	Falangista 2
Alberto Chaves	...	Operario Uno
Julio Vélez	...	Franquista Tranvía
Tomás Calleja	...	Capitán Franquista
Lola Canteros	...	Madre Virtudes
Manuel Brun	...	Sargento Carrión
Álvaro Roig	...	Falangista Tuerto
listado alfabético del resto del reparto:
Ayanta Barilli	...	Adelina (voice)
Miguel Hermoso Arnao	...	Cánepa (voice) (as Miguel Hermoso)
Manolo Solo	...	Fontenla (voice) (as Manuel Solo)
Marcos García Casalderrey	...	Soldado (uncredited)

Dirigida por
Emilio Martínez Lázaro

Créditos del guión (en orden alfabético)
Pedro Costa		story
Ignacio Martínez de Pisón		story
Emilio Martínez Lázaro		story

Producida por
Enrique Cerezo	....	producer
Pedro Costa	....	producer
Roberto Di Girolamo	....	associate producer

Música original por
Roque Baños

Fotografía por
José Luis Alcaine

Montaje por
Fernando Pardo

Casting
Mario Arias

Diseño de producción por
Eduardo Hidalgo

Diseño de vestuario por
Lena Mossum

Departamento de maquillaje
Montserrat Damas	....	assistant makeup artist
Pedro Raul De Diego	....	special makeup effects artist
Almudena Fonseca	....	makeup artist
Pepito Juez	....	hair stylist (as Pepe Juez)
Pablo Morillas	....	assistant hair stylist
Mariló Osuna	....	makeup artist

Dirección de producción
José Ángel Cabañas	....	unit production manager
Martín Cabañas	....	production manager

Ayudante de dirección
Christopher Downs	....	extra third assistant director
Óscar Marcos	....	second assistant director
Sara Mazkiarán	....	assistant director
Mónica Sánchez	....	second assistant director

Departamento de Arte
Antonio Calvo-Dominguez	....	assistant art director
Iñaki Rubio	....	property master

Departamento de sonido
Carlos Bonmatí	....	sound
Edgar Vidal	....	sound effects editor
Kiku Vidal	....	foley artist
José Vinader	....	sound mixer

Efectos especiales
David Campos	....	special effects
Tony Ciccarelli	....	special effects
Pau Costa	....	special effects
Joaquín Dorado	....	special effects
Javier Hernández	....	special effects
Carlos Lozano	....	special effects
Raúl Romanillos	....	special effects

Especialistas
Juan Antonio López	....	stunts
Fernando Martín Maestro	....	stunts
Santiago Pedroche	....	stunts
Montserrat Rodríguez	....	stunts
Diego Valero	....	stunts

Cámara y Departamento Eléctrico
José Ramón Delgado	....	first assistant camera
Julio Madurga	....	camera operator

Departamento de reparto
Daniel del Casar	....	casting (as Daniel Fernández)

Departamento de vestuario
Roberto González	....	head costumer
Maribel Pérez	....	costume design assistant
Guadalupe Rodríguez Domínguez	....	seamstress (as Guadalupe Rodríguez)
Lupe Rodríguez	....	costume assistant

Departamento de Edición
Carolina Martínez Urbina	....	assistant editor (as Carolina Martínez)

Departamento de Música
Juan Cerro	....	musician
Mariano Marín	....	musician

Otros miembros del equipo
Ayanta Barilli	....	dubbing coach
Montserrat Buscató	....	administrator
Olga Castilla	....	production secretary
Javier Dotú	....	dubbing director (as Xavier Dotú)
Jofre Farré	....	production assistant
Patricia Vila	....	script supervisor

Compañías Productores

• Enrique Cerezo Producciones Cinematográficas S.A.
• Pedro Costa Producciones Cinematográficas S.A.

Distribuidores

• Hollydan Works (2007) (Yugoslavia) (DVD)

Otras Compañías

• Southern Sun  lighting

También conocida como:

13 Roses (Europe: English title) (festival title)
The 13 Roses (Australia)

Duración:

Germany:100 min (European Film Market)

País:

Spain

Idioma:

Español

Color:

Color

Clasificación:

Australia:MA

Locaciones de Filmación:

Madrid, Madrid, Spain

Compañía:

Enrique Cerezo Producciones Cinematográficas S.A.

Banda de Sonido:

Cara al Sol

...almost a companion piece to Pan's Labyrinth...

*** This comment may contain spoilers ***

Before seeing this film I was already familiar with the principal book covering the incident, Las Trece Rosas Rojas by Carlos Fonseca, and I think this helped me to keep track of what was happening on the screen. It tells the story of 13 young women who were executed as a group just a few months after the end of the Spanish Civil War. Amid promises of justice and national reconciliation many thousands of people who had been on the side of the democratically elected republican government were rounded up and put in overcrowded jails. These were often people who had only been on the edges of the political organisations or had joined political Youth organisations, the social organisations of the time. Most of the girls in this particular group were under legal age when they were executed, no more than children in the eyes of their contemporaries. At least one, the oldest, was entirely innocent of any association with the political left. She and her husband (executed separately) paying the price for helping a known communist and fellow musician and colleague evade the fascist repression. Executions of this type and on this scale continued for many months, perhaps several years.

There is a lot to keep track of in the movie. Not that the storytelling was confused, the opposite is the case, but covering the stories of so many individuals can be demanding of the viewer. But thanks to a tight script, where possible using the actual words of the girls, and fine acting by the entire cast, especially those in the main roles, a real sense of the injustice and tragedy of the situation is ably conveyed, though we only really get to know half of the girls involved. Personally I think of this as almost a companion piece to Pan's Labyrinth. The direction of the story is much more conventional and realistic, but they both deal with the "reality" of how repressive political systems crush the innocence and spirit of youth.

For some reason, the film has only had a lukewarm reception from the political left in Spain, though it is an extremely important addition to the body of film concerning the Civil War. Perhaps it is slightly too subtle for the mood of the times. One older woman in the cinema when I watched it certainly seemed to have expected a somewhat different film and felt moved to explain very loudly at the end to all present that the dictator Franco had known nothing of these executions! To get this reaction is quite an achievement in itself.