A Spanish war drama depicting the Battle of the Ebro during the Spanish Civil War, recognized for its historical portrayal and acting.
The film is introduced as a Spanish war drama directed by José Antonio de la Loma. Production focuses on historical accuracy and dramatic storytelling.
The narrative is firmly anchored in the Spanish Civil War, specifically the 1938 Battle of the Ebro. This setting establishes the film's tense and dramatic atmosphere.
Key performers including Simón Andreu, Daniel Martín, and Rafael Hernández are brought together. Their collaboration shapes the film's dramatic core.
The completed film receives official recognition. Rafael Hernández wins best actor, and the movie secures the second prize from the National Syndicate of Entertainment.
1938 at the battlefront along the river Ebro, Spain. It is the Spanish Civil War, and this movie depicts the attack of a group of commandos whose job it is to blow up the bridge spanning the river.
José Antonio de la Loma
Rating: 6.5/10 (2 votes)
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