Miguel Ángel Blanco: The 48 Hours That Changed Spain
This documentary explores how Miguel Ángel Blanco's 1997 abduction turned fear into collective resistance and shaped Spain's fright Against ETA terrorism.
Miguel Ángel Blanco
Self (archive footage)
Felipe VI
Self
María del Mar Blanco
Self
Benito Aguirre
Self
Iñaki Anasagasti
Self
José María Aznar
Self
Josu Bujanda
Self
Juan Cabezas
Self
Carmen Cuesta
Self
Luis Eguiluz
Self
Verónica Elorza
Self
Gonzalo Fernández
Self
Manuel García Castellón
Self
Patxi García Urra
Self
Natividad Gracinda
Self
Orla Guerin
Self
Jimi Guerra
Self
María José Gurrutxaga
Self
Iñaki Iriondo
Self
Alberto Martín
Self
Jaime Mayor Oreja
Self
Esteban Munilla
Self
Lourdes Pérez
Self
Marcial Píriz
Self
Fidel Raso
Self
Imanol Rodríguez
Self
Pedro Sánchez y Santamaría
Self
Jaime Sagalés
Self
Joseba Segura
Self
Carlos Totorica
Self
Ramón Ugalde
Self
Txema Urkijo
Self
Txema Vallés
Self
Vicente Vallés
Self
Francisco Vázquez
Self
Patxi Zabaleta
Self
Crew
Jon Sistiaga
Director
Juanjo López
Director
Jon Sistiaga
Screenplay
Juanjo López
Screenplay
Javier Carneros Lorenzo
Screenplay
Nacho López Murria
Screenplay
Silvia Domínguez Vidal
Executive Producer
Juanjo López
Executive Producer
Pedro Vendrell
Director of Photography
Javier Carneros Lorenzo
Editor
Raúl Moliner Herraiz
Editor
Daniel Rodrigo Hitos
Sound Designer
Carlos Martín Jara
Original Music Composer
Nicolás de Poulpiquet
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Ana Mallo Sanguinetti
Assistant Art Director
Patricia G. Cano
Costumer
Pedro Vendrell
Camera Operator
Consuelo Ramos
Camera Operator
Yeray Barrado
Assistant Camera
Consuelo Ramos
Second Unit Director of Photography
Miguel Ángel López
"B" Camera Operator
Mikel Larequi
"B" Camera Operator
Carmen Quintana E.
First Assistant "B" Camera
Alejandro Murillo
Gaffer
Emilio López Alemán
Sound Recordist
Iñaki García Felipe
Sound Recordist
Miguel G. Catalán
Title Designer
Rubén Carregal
Dialogue Editor