Salvador (Puig Antich)

Salvador (Puig Antich)

Salvador (Puig Antich)

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Salvador (Puig Antich)

2006

2h 17m

6.8(66 votes)

Drama

History

Overview

The story of Salvador Puig Antich, one of the last political prisoners to be executed under Franco's Fascist State in 1974.

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Mediapro

Cast & Crew

18 members

Acting

Daniel Brühl

Salvador Puig Antich

Daniel Brühl

Acting

Tristán Ulloa

Oriol Arau

Tristán Ulloa

Acting

Leonardo Sbaraglia

Jesus

Leonardo Sbaraglia

Acting

Leonor Watling

Cuca

Leonor Watling

Acting

Ingrid Rubio

Margalida

Ingrid Rubio

Acting

Celso Bugallo

pare de Salvador

Celso Bugallo

Acting

Mercedes Sampietro

mare de Salvador

Mercedes Sampietro

Acting

Olalla Escribano

Imma Puig

Olalla Escribano

Acting

Carlota Olcina

Carme Puig

Carlota Olcina

Acting

Bea Segura

Montse Puig

Bea Segura

Acting

Andrea Ros

Merçona Puig

Andrea Ros

Acting

Jacob Torres

Santi Soler (Petit)

No Image

Acting

Joel Joan

Otiol Solé

Joel Joan

Acting

Pablo Derqui

Jordi Solé

Pablo Derqui

Acting

Oriol Vila

Ignasi Solé

Oriol Vila

Acting

Diana Gómez

Nena

Diana Gómez

Acting

Biel Duran

Pons Llobet

Biel Duran

Directing

Sergi Páez

Niño en la cola del cine (uncredited)

Sergi Páez

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