Dark Years

The story follows Itziar, who lives in two contrasting worlds. On one side, she faces the disillusionment of her Basque nationalist parents. On the other, she endures the rigid education from a religious school. Amidst these challenges, Itziar finds solace and joy in her friendships and the streets where she plays.

This film captures the cultural and social dynamics of the Basque Country during a turbulent time in Spanish history. The themes of identity, childhood, and the clash between traditional values and modern influences resonate throughout the narrative. The use of Euskara adds an authentic layer to the film, making it significant for those interested in the region's culture and language.