Enrique Blanco

A somber, slow-building period drama where hope briefly flares before occupation turns a seaside refuge into a pressure cooker of dignity and compromise.

A somber, slow historical drama that follows a doomed rebel leader toward his grim end.

A solemn, slow historical drama that carries the weight of struggle and defiance with earnest gravity.

A taut, austere political chamber piece that simmers with quiet dread under repression.

A hushed, serious chamber drama of institutional pressure and youthful defiance, slow and earnest, with a heavy sense of a dying order.

A tense, earnest short that plays like a solemn tribute, carrying the weight of a single act of defiance.

A tense, slow-burn historical drama about political prisoners planning a daring escape, with a serious and earnest tone.

A somber, gripping historical drama that weighs heavily with escalating dread and quiet defiance.

A patient, granular immersion into a doomed guerrilla campaign, more procedural than heroic, watching conviction grind slowly against exhaustion and failure.

A sober, earnest biographical drama that moves at a deliberate pace, asking patience as it sketches a revolutionary life.

A grim, slow-burning prison drama that immerses you in 1970s Spain, blending tension and melancholy with a fight for dignity.

A sober, slow-burning prison drama that weighs memory and confinement heavily, with little relief until a tense escape.