Crimes Against Humanity

The documentary runs for 105 minutes and takes a critical look at historical events that have deeply affected Spanish society. It aims to uncover truths that many believe they know but are often misinformed about due to manipulated narratives. By focusing on the forgotten victims of the Franco regime, the film serves as a call to action for better historical understanding and accountability.

Directed by Héctor Faver and featuring Eduard Fernández, the film is categorized under the true crime genre, making it particularly appealing for viewers interested in social justice and historical documentaries. As part of the documentary genre, it presents a compelling narrative that seeks to inform and educate audiences about significant yet overlooked aspects of history.

For collectors, Crimes Against Humanity is available on DVD and other formats, presenting an opportunity to add a thought-provoking film that addresses critical historical issues to their collection.