Innocence

A grave, slow-burning historical drama that immerses you in injustice and quiet defiance, leaving a heavy but resolute aftertaste.

Directed by

Alejandro Gil

Starring

Yasmani Guerrero, Luis Manuel Alvarez, Héctor Noas

Overview

On november 27th, 1871 one of the most atrocious events happened in the Cuban territory, the regiment of voluntarys of the spanish army along with the Spaniard corrupt government that ruled the island, conspired to destroy the lives of 8 students of medicine. The resolution of the young students in maintaining their dignity over the injustice in which they were involved; the reaction of few fair spanish men to the inexplicable situation in which the events was developed and the never told roll of Fermín Valdés in the discovery of the truth will change the insight of this story. Based on true events, this film was a debt to the Cuban history that was settled.

How it feels

Earnest, dark, tense and melancholic. Slow-burning and needs your attention.

About

Justice, power, corruption, death

Content

Strong violence. Mild gore and language. No sexual content.

Note

Written by AI, so it can be wrong. Full breakdown

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