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Maixabel (2021) (Blu-Ray) (*)

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Screened, competed or awarded at:
Cinema Writers Circle Awards, Spain
Goya Awards
Other Film Festival Awards

Language Selections:
English ( Subtitles )
Spanish ( Dolby Digital 2.0 )
Spanish ( DTS 5.1 )
Spanish ( DTS-HD Master Audio )
Basque ( Subtitles )

Product Origin/Format:
Spain ( Blu-Ray/Region A/B/C )

Running Time:
116 min

Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen (1.85:1)

Special Features:
Interactive Menu
Making Of
Photo Gallery
Scene Access
Teaser(s)
Trailer(s)

Movie filmed in 2021 and produced in:
Spain ( Spain, Portugal )

Directed By:
Icíar Bollaín

Written By:
Isa Campo
Icíar Bollaín

Actors:
Blanca Portillo ..... Maixabel Lasa
Luis Tosar ..... Ibon Etxezarreta
María Cerezuela ..... María Jauregui
Urko Olazabal ..... Luis Carrasco
Tamara Canosa ..... Esther
María Jesús Hoyos ..... Madre de Ibon
Arantxa Aranguren ..... Carmen
Bruno Sevilla ..... Marido María
Josu Ormaetxe ..... Juan Mari Jauregui
Martxelo Rubio ..... Amigo Maixabel
Ibon Belandia ..... Amigo Maixabel
Arkaitz Gartziandia ..... Amigo Maixabel
Iñigo Larrinaga ..... Amigo Maixabel
Gorka Zuazua ..... Amigo Maixabel
Félix Arcarazo ..... Amigo Maixabel
Gorka Mínguez ..... Amigo Maixabel
Mikel Bustamante ..... Etarra Comando
Patxo Tellería ..... Director Cárcel
Asier Hormaza ..... Preso
Miguel Garcés ..... Preso
Javier Barandiaran ..... Preso
Pablo Ruiz de Gauna ..... Preso
Gaizka Chamizo ..... Preso
Vega Iguaran ..... Presa
Begoña Martín Treviño ..... Jueza
Arantza Ezquerra ..... Abogada
Getari Etxegarai ..... Doctora
Iñigo Aranburu ..... Funcionario Badajoz
José María Asín ..... Vecino
David Blanka ..... Funcionario Nanclares
Jone Laspiur ..... Amiga de María
Ainhoa Artetxe ..... Amiga de María
Paule Barcenilla ..... Amiga de María
Itxaso Gil ..... Amiga de María
Frida Burón Juaristi ..... Bebé de María
Aritz Galiana de la Rosa ..... Gente Herriko Taberna
Marina Porta Ortega ..... Gente Herriko Taberna
Jabier de la Ydalga ..... Gente Herriko Taberna
Alex de la Peña ..... Escolta Maixabel
J.C. Gurrutxaga
Maixabel Lasa

Synopsis:

On July 29, 2000 in Tolosa, Guipúzcoa (Basque Country, north to Spain), and while he was with a close friend in a bar, three ETA's terrorists kill to the former Civil Governor of Guipúzcoa Juan María Jaúregui, tearing apart his wife Maixabel Lasa and their 19 years old daughter María. Eleven years later, María is married and mother of a baby girl, and her mother leads the Association of the Victims of Terrorism, to remember the dead and hurts by ETA and get a chance for reconciliation and peace. Ibon Etxezarreta, one of Jaúregui's assassins, is moved to the jail of Nanclares de la Oca to be close of his aging mother, meeting in Nanclares with other of the killers, Luis Carrasco. Exiled of the band by this rejection to the violence and the armed fight, Luis and Ibon try reconcile their lives with the past and the crimes committed, while the others ETA inmates of the jail repudiate them. When Maixabel organizes a series of jail meeting between killers and victims in an attempt to approach positions, Luis requests to meet Maixabel for asking forgiveness, while Ibon learns during a brief prison permit that his former friends reject him too, finding himself totally alone, turned in outcast for everyone. Despite María's objection and her fear to lose her mother as she lost her father, Maixabel agrees to meet Luis in Nanclares, trying understand not only the happened but why it happened. Trapped by the remembers of the people he killed and pain caused to their friends and relatives, Ibon requests his own meeting with Maixabel as a first step for the redemption, but then he is reported that the authorities have canceled the meetings, leaving her with a more complicated option for Maixabel if she agreed to Ibon's request: meeting with him during another prison permit outside the jail, where there is no the same security. Inspired on true events, Maixabel is a story not only about terror and pain, but the ability to forgive and leave the hate behind.

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 30 March, 2022.

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