Carceller, the Man Who Died Twice (2021)
Overview
The life story of Vicente Miguel Carceller (1890-1940), a Spanish editor committed to freedom who, through his weekly magazine La Traca, connected with the common people while maintaining a dangerous pulse with the powerful.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | es |
| Popularity | 2.505 |
Directed By
Ricardo Macián
Crew
José Manuel Sospedra
Pablo González Galetto
Pep Milán
Jesús Sorní
Ricardo Macián
Nacho Navarro
Ricardo Macián
Paco Roca
Antonio Mansilla
Miguel Ángel Villa
Rafael Solaz
Pablo González Galetto
Ricardo Fornés
José Manuel Sospedra
Francesc A. Martínez
Lamberto Ortiz
Federico Segundo
Eduardo Bermejo
Nacho Navarro
Antonio Laguna Platero
Enric Nogués
Ricardo Macián
Rafa Coronas
Fausto Atienza
Jero Bono
Amparo Carrió
Miguel Ángel Villa
Pep Milán
Kike Navarro
Amparo Carrió
Dani Navarro
TOP CAST
José García
Narrator (voice)
Pep Laza
Young Carceller
Paco Alegre
Businessman
Joan Manuel Gurillo
Vicente Miguel Carceller
Lola Moltó
Paquita
Bruno Tamarit
Enric
Josep Manel Casany
Carlos «Bluff» Gómez Carrera
Resu Belmonte
Tina Rabanal Miguel
Juan Magraner
Radio Announcer (voice)
Fani Grande
Bluff's Wife (voice)
Antonio Laguna Platero
Self - Historian
Rafael Solaz
Self - Collector
Enric Nogués
Self - AHCV Director
Tina Rabanal Miguel
Self - Carceller's Granddaughter
Manuel Molins
Self - Playwright
Paco Roca
Self - Comic Penciller
Lamberto Ortiz
Self - Collector
Michael Schudson
Self - Journalism Professor
Alejandra Soler
Self - Teacher During 2nd Republic
Olivia Gómez de Yule
Self - Bluff's Daughter
Edel Rodríguez
Self - Illustrator
Raúl Salazar
Self - Comic Penciller
Pablo Delcán
Self - Graphic Designer
Antonio Ariño Villarroya
Self - Sociologist
Vicente Blasco Ibáñez
Self - Writer (archive footage)
King Alfonso XIII of Spain
Self (archive footage)
Miguel Primo de Rivera
Self - Politician (archive footage)
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